Greyfriars Church Apt 7: Living-room (with double sofabed) with dining area and kitchen area
Greyfriars Church Apt 7: Living-room (with double sofabed) with dining area and kitchen area
Greyfriars Church Apt 7: Another view of the living-room
Greyfriars Church Apt 7: The decorative fire place in the living room
Greyfriars Church Apt 7: Dining area of the living room
Greyfriars Church Apt 7: Kitchen area of living room
Greyfriars Church Apt 7: Kitchen area of living room
Greyfriars Church Apt 7: Looking through from the living room towards to bedroom
Greyfriars Church Apt 7: Bedroom with standard double bed
Greyfriars Church Apt 7: Bedroom with standard double bed
Greyfriars Church Apt 7: Bedroom with standard double bed
Greyfriars Church Apt 7: Bedroom with standard double bed
Greyfriars Church Apt 7:
Looking through from the living room towards the bathroom (which is at the end of the corridor on the right)
Greyfriars Church Apt 7: Bathroom with bath tub and shower over
Greyfriars Church Apt 7: Bathroom with bath tub and shower over
Greyfriars Church Apt 7: Entrance to Greyfriars churchyard
Greyfriars Church Apt 7: Greyfriars church
Greyfriars Church Apt 7: Forrest Road, just around the corner from the apartment
Greyfriars Church Apt 7: Forrest Road, just around the corner from the apartment
Greyfriars Church Apt 7: The Museum of Scotland, which is a few metres' walk from the apartment
Greyfriars Church Apt 7: West Bow at Victoria Street
Greyfriars Church Apt 7: View to Edinburgh Castle from the Outsider restaurant nearby
Greyfriars Church Apt 7: The famous statue of Greyfrars Bobby close by
Greyfriars Church Apt 7: The back of Candlemaker row as seen from Greyfriars churchyard
Greyfriars Church Apt 7: The apartment building seen from Greyfriars churchyard
Greyfriars Church Apt 7: Location (Old Town)
Apartments: Greyfriars Church Apt 7
A refurbished, centrally located one-bedroom apartment on the second floor of an architecturally significant building (B-listed) on Forrest Hill, a quiet lane off George IV Bridge, close to the historic Royal Mile, within easy walking distance of the major tourist attractions, festival venues, shops, nightlife and transport connections.
The property is suitable for up to 4 persons.
The accommodation comprises:
The living room has a dining area and a traditional fire place with electric fire. The two-seater sofa converts in to a double sofabed. There is a TV with DVD player. There are extra fold-away chairs for use at the dining table.
The modern kitchen area is well provided with crockery, cutlery, cafetiere, glasses and kitchenware, as well as a washing machine with integrated dryer, fridge-freezer, cooker and microwave.
The double bedroom has a wardrobe and chest of drawers.
The bathroom is tiled and has a wash-hand basin, toilet and bathtub with shower over.
About the location (Old Town, Edinburgh)
This second-floor apartment is situated on Forrest Hill, a quiet side street off Forrest Road, which leads up to the Royal Mile, in the heart of Edinburgh's historic Old Town. Edinburgh's main visitor attractions are on your doorstep and the neighbourhood is full of attractive independent shops and restaurants and bars to suit all budgets, from cheap and cheerful cafés to fine dining establishments. The Hub (the official centre for the Edinburgh International Festival) and the Festival Fringe office are on the Royal Mile, and you can easily walk to many of the Festival venues. You are also ideally placed to enjoy the Christmas and Hogmanay/New Year festivities.
Just around the corner is Greyfriars Church (built in 1620) and churchyard to the spires and roofs of the Old Town. There are many tales attached to Greyfriars, perhaps the most famous of which is that of Greyfriars Bobby, a faithful Skye terrier. So devoted was the dog to his master John Gray that when Gray died and was buried in Greyfriars Churchyard, Bobby kept guard over the grave for fourteen years until his own death in 1872. The dog is buried close to his master and his faithfulness is commemorated in a statue opposite the entrance to the churchyard at the junction of George IV Bridge and Candlemaker Row.
The apartment is about a 20 to 25 minute walk from the tram stop "Princes Street" (which runs directly from/to Edinburgh Airport) and a 20 minute walk from the main railway station: Edinburgh Waverley Station. Taxis can be hailed throughout the city centre. We will send you detailed directions before your arrival.
There is metered parking on Chambers Street, though the maximum parking period is 2 hours. Parking on meters and single yellow lines is free from 6.30pm to 7.30am and all day on Sunday;Edinburgh Quartermile Car Park is a 2-minute walk away from the apartment. The car park is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Once you have paid the initial instalment via Edlets, you will receive a confirmation email shortly afterwards from the property host to confirm your booking. You will be asked for 25% of the balance to be paid with the remainder due 6 weeks before your arrival (or the full amount if your stay is within 6 weeks).
A returnable security deposit of £100.00 is also applicable.
Please note, no stag or hen groups are permitted.
For the comfort of future guests, the apartment is non-smoking and pets are not allowed.
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4 Persons (Max)
1 Bedroom
1 Bathroom
2nd floor
Old Town
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