About This Home
Art House is a truly special Georgian Edinburgh three bedroom apartment. Located on the first floor of a Dundas Street building, you'll sense the elegance and style and feel excited as soon as you step through the door. Owned by a family of artists who also use Art House as a studio, their home is available to rent when they aren't in Edinburgh. There is a sense of style everywhere. Art adorns the walls, making the very most of the tall ceilings, sense of space and beautiful light. The fine Georgian detailing is in perfect balance with the contemporary styling of this home. You'll feel relaxed and at home here immediately.
The rooms flow off the large, airy and elegant hallway. The sitting room is a stunning space, with huge double windows. A lovely dining table, perfect for gathering around, sits underneath the windows and there are comfy tan leather sofas. The sitting room opens onto the kitchen and there you'll find a well equipped space for cooking at home. There's a coffee machine and a dishwasher.
The master bedroom is a huge airy room with a superking sized bed and an ensuite with a walk in shower and luxurious free standing tub. There are two further great bedrooms - one is a superking and the other is a kingsize. The family shower room has a walk in shower.
Guests who stay in Art House are definitely going to want to return.
Walking Distances
George Street for quality retail and dining &- 5 minutes
Stockbridge - for their much loved Sunday market and wonderful array of independent shops, bars and restaurants.
Galleries - Dundas Street is art gallery street and The Scottish Gallery, The Open Eye and The Fine Art Society are a minute's walk away.
The Neighbourhood
Art House is located on the perfect street, as it's home to many of Edinburgh's best galleries - The Scottish Gallery, The Fine Art Society, The Open Eye Gallery and & Gallery are all located a minute from Art House. Along Dundas Street, you'll also find a couple of local supermarkets, as well as cafes and restaurants. George Street and St Andrew Square are a short walk away and here you'll find quality retail and bars and restaurants.
The tram stops on St Andrew Square and buses travel along Dundas Street but you can walk everywhere in the centre of town from Art House.
Stockbridge is a very easy walk and you'll find wonderful independent shops, restaurants and bars there. Also, a great market on a Sunday morning. All the local shops are open then too.
It's the perfect neighbourhood for an Edinburgh home from home - and our office is literally downstairs!
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Central New Town
The Central New Town spans from Scotland Street in the East to Randolph Crescent in the West and from Princes Street in the South to Brandon Terrace in the North. It encompasses most of Edinburgh’s beautiful and enviable Georgian New Town.
In 1766 James Craig, aged 27, entered a competition to design a New Town to ease overcrowding in the Old Town. There were six entries and he won. His plan was for St Andrew Square and Charlotte Square, Princes Street, George Street and Queen Street and was presented to King George III in 1767. Edinburgh’s New Town is now world famous and was designated a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1995. The Georgian New Town is known for its graceful sweeping crescents, wide streets and private central gardens. The beautiful stone buildings have large astragal windows that we love to peep in on a winters evening to see what lies inside. The architectural details and high ceilings in Edinburgh’s New Town put Bath to shame. The architectural highlights are Charlotte Square, Moray Place and Heriot Row.
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