25b Belgrave Crescent, West End

Facilities

*No Smoking*, CD Player, Dishwasher, DVD Player, Microwave Oven, Pay and Display Parking, Private Patio, Towels provided, TV - Freeview, Washer / Dryer, Broadband - Wireless

Description

Chic and luxurious, this really is a fabulous one bedroom apartment. Located quietly at the end of one of Edinburgh's smartest crescents, Belgrave Crescent is leafy and green. Yet just over the Dean Bridge (great views of The Water of Leith as you walk across) lies The West End and Princes Street, so whilst this feels like a quiet residential area, you are moments from the city centre buzz and so can enjoy the best of both worlds. Buses are available locally too. 

With a welcoming feeling of a true home from home, this is an apartment you will always feel glad to come home too. Outside, there is a private patio area with a table and chairs for catching the sun when it shines. The sitting room is a calm, attractive room looking out to the patio with a dining table to seat 4, a comfy sofa and flat screen TV. It leads onto the excellent fully equipped kitchen, perfect if you enjoy cooking and would like to take advantage of some of the famous foodshops in nearby Stockbridge. The master bedroom is delightful and romantic with its luxurious French style And So To Bed bed and off this room there is a small study looking over the private patio. The bathroom has been finished to an extremely high standard with state of the art fixtures and fittings and a shower over the bath. The apartment has wifi. A luxurious Edinburgh home from home.   

To book this property call +44 131 558 1108

Things to do

• Drinking
  Ainslie Bar

  3 Melville Place West End   539 8500
  Smallish bar with a raised area at the front looking out onto the street. Seems popular with locals and young tourists alike. Serves Calders 70 well kept, Guinness 80% etc. Great collection of old Edinburgh prints and photos.

• Drinking
  Whigham's Cellar Bar

  Just off Charlotte Square, West New Town
  Busy, popular with suits drinking haunt, with an excellent selection of wines. They have cosy candle lit booths, so if you get there early enough, you can catch up with friends away from the crowds. Great simple menu too.

• Eating
  Blue

  1st Floor, 10 Cambridge St, Tollcross, 221 1222
  A cool busy bistro, with something for everyone on the menu. Excellent location for a spot of pre/post theatre dining. Lively buzz and great cocktails at the bar.

• Eating
  Bell’s Diner

  7 St.Stephen Street, Stockbridge, 225 8116
  Bell’s Diner is like an institution In Edinburgh, famous for the best burgers in town. A very busy but small restaurant so you definitely need to book in advance.

• Entertainment
  The Royal Lyceum Theatre

  Grindlay Street, Edinburgh
  The Royal Lyceum Theatre is a beautiful Victorian building with a long history. Built in 1883, its early days saw performances by the likes of Henry Irving and Ellen Terry.

• Entertainment
  Usher Hall

  Lothian Road Tollcross 228 1155
  The Usher Hall is one of the most outstanding concert halls in the world. A landmark in the heart of Scotland's capital, it stands for the highest level of musical and civic participation and is the home of The Royal Scottish National Orchestra which plays here every Friday night in its season. For the best part of a century it has hosted some of the greatest concerts and events in the city including conductors Herbert Von Karajan and Claudio Abbado, singers Ella Fitzgerald and Elton John and performers Stephane Grapelli and Simple Minds.

• Places of Interest
  Princes Street Gardens

  Central/West New Town
  While in Edinburgh why not have a stroll through the picturesque Princes Street Gardens. In the summer you will see many people picnicking, taking a break from shopping and generally relaxing. While in the winter take a stroll in a 'Winter Wonderland' with ice-skating and funfairs. Princes Street garden is also a great venue and the famous Hogmanay Party boosts many famous musical acts performing in the gardens like Blondie, The Scissor Sisters and Texas to name but a few. These gardens are where the original stinking loch was drained at the time the New Town was built. This is the place to watch the amazing post festival fireworks display; surely one of the best in the world. Open til dusk.

• Places of Interest
  Royal Botanic Gardens

  Inverleith Row [East Gate] & Arboretum Place [West Gate], Stockbridge 552 7171
  The Botanic Gardens have one of most impressive collections of trees and plants in the world and is a gorgeous place to get lost in an while away a few hours. The glasshouses are where we Edinburgh folk used to go for a treat before the days of central heating! Inverleith House usually has an interesting modern art exhibition and the views of Edinburgh from here are stunning.

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