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We’d normally start with the fantastic West End location, but let’s talk about this luxurious apartment first. There’s a stylish open-plan living space with a modern fireplace – the perfect place to relax after a busy day. The main highlight, though, is the opulent bathroom which provides a spa-like oasis with a Jacuzzi and walk-in shower. This home also has a front patio – ideal for a bit of fresh air. Now, what about the prestigious address? Well, many of the city's most iconic landmarks are within walking distance, such as Deans Village, Edinburgh Castle, the Royal Mile, Princes Street, and more.

Scottish Opulence

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Not far from Edinburgh Castle, this apartment is in a great spot, close enough to the tourist sights but away from the crush of the Royal Mile. Despite this enviable location, it’s a surprisingly big place, and everything feels very high end. The interiors are relaxed without being too casual — traditional touches, such as the tan leather sofas and the original marble fireplace, mix well with more contemporary flourishes like the glass dining table and the plethora of artwork on display. We’d also be remiss not to mention the wonderful view of the castle, which can be reached in ten minutes on foot. Even closer is the greenery of Princes Street Garden, while there are shops and restaurants galore on nearby George Street.

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Stay in this late Georgian townhouse and you’ll be situated in the prestigious West End of Edinburgh. You’ll be a short stroll to Princes Street and George Street and a twenty-minute walk from Edinburgh Castle. This home is also conveniently located for the West End Tram stop station and Haymarket station. Inside this house, set over three floors, you'll find a large sunny drawing room to relax in. There’s also an office with a desk and printer for when you need to work while away in this wonderful city.

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Situated in an elegant 1850s building in Edinburgh's theatre district, this beautiful home is a rarity indeed. It boasts Edinburgh Castle views from the entrance and a private outdoor space, complete with a gas fireplace and sofas. It's the perfect place for pre-theatre drinks or a wee dram at the end of the night. You may even be lucky enough to see one of the fireworks displays light up the sky around the castle.

Inside, it's been freshly renovated by one of Scotland's leading interior designers. A lot of attention to detail has been lavished on this home. We adore the custom wallpaper, designer accessories, plush velvet seating and drapes, as well as the contemporary artworks by Scottish and New York artists. All in all, this creates a sumptuous, five-star boutique suite feel. There’s even a secret extra outdoor room furnished with tartan throws and puffin cushions – the ideal spot for reading a book.

The location is as impressive as this apartment. It's a three-minute stroll to both Princes Street and the Lyceum Theatre, while Usher Hall, which has hosted concerts and events since 1914, is a mere one-minute saunter. No trip to the city would be complete without visiting Edinburgh Castle – it's around ten minutes on foot.

Castle’s Reach

This home's vast living room merges period grandeur with a contemporary neutral palette as the high, elegantly corniced ceilings meet with the modern, muted grey walls. On the raised ground floor of a typical Georgian building, it's the perfect blend of the city's historic architecture and clean-cut contemporary styling. Along with the spacious living room, complete with a dining table for four, there's a separate kitchen with everything you could need for cooking at home, and a relaxing bedroom to retreat to at the end of a day exploring. Found in the West End of the city, near to Haymarket station, the flat offers easy transport links and is only ten minutes walk away from Princes Street. Stroll to Edinburgh Castle in less than half an hour or explore the area's excellent independent boutiques, coffee shops, restaurants, and bars.

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Cosy and charming, this first-floor apartment boasts views of Edinburgh Castle. Alongside the historic panoramas, we love the sense of space here – three sumptuous bedrooms, a large kitchen, and a comfortable lounge provide ample room for family gatherings. There's even a small workspace if you're travelling on business. And, of course, the location is brilliant. You'll be a five-minute walk from buzzing Princes Street, while the Royal Mile and other Old Town attractions are just a bit further. Plan on driving? While no allocated parking is provided, a public car park is just across the street.

Castle Looming

Nestled between the regal buildings of Edinburgh’s UNESCO New Town, this beautiful apartment puts you right in the West End. With Princes Street a mere five minute walk away, you’ll not only wind up in the buzzing centre of the city, but also have the opportunity to catch a glimpse of the iconic Edinburgh Castle. Wander through the cosy neighbourhood and pop into one of the many restaurants serving fresh Scottish fare. To see the city’s more tranquil side, head to the Water of Leith walkway – a seven-minute stroll away – a traffic-free riverside path linking the beautiful Dean Village with Modern Art Galleries and beyond. If you wish to explore further afield, Haymarket Station is a stone’s throw away – from here you’ll be able to make a number of day trips around the country by rail.

Back at this home, you’ll find the open living area brimming with vibrant artwork that sits in stark contrast with the otherwise neutral colour palette. There are plenty of period details, including corniced ceilings and huge sash windows, that blend perfectly with contemporary designs in this Georgian apartment. Speaking of windows – they let in plenty of light, which really contributes to how natural and relaxing this home feels. If you’re one for afternoon naps, you’ll be very taken by the sheer size of this bedroom. Doze off on the comfy bed as the afternoon sun starts to dip and wake up refreshed to head out for a night on the town. 

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Peering out the sash windows of this listed Georgian townhouse apartment, you’ll see the iconic green dome of Charlotte Square Gardens right there before you. It’s just one of the many hotspots of Edinburgh’s prestigious New Town district – and luckily for you, it's all within easy reach from this home.

Pay a visit to the National Museum of Scotland, then grab a coffee for a stroll through the Queen Street Gardens, right across the street. When thoughts turn to lunch, make a beeline for nearby Rose Street with its eclectic mix of restaurants and pubs. And, of course, there’s always the mighty Edinburgh Castle – how could we forget?

When it’s time to break away from the bustle, head back to your light-filled apartment and put your feet up in style. Set over two floors and united by pristine, elegant interiors, it’s a joy to return to. And thanks to its top floor position, the views are superb, and it’s blissfully quiet at night. Rustle up a few wee drams and hunker down in that pair of wing-back chairs with the papers – they’ve got late afternoon dozes written all over them. 

And when it’s finally time to bid this vibrant city farewell, check out is a cinch with your car parked downstairs in the home’s private garage. Or hop back on the train, just a short walk from your door, and away you go. 

Raise a Dram

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Panoramic vistas of Charlotte Square, the West End, and Dean Village steal the show at this characterful apartment set in the heart of Edinburgh's New Town. We love the sense of space this Georgian home delivers. Each elegant bedroom has an en-suite bathroom and king-sized bed. There's a made-for-action dining kitchen for lazy brunches. And wait until you see the views from the charming window seat in the separate living room. The private parking will make arriving a cinch, and all the city's hotspots, including the Royal Mile, Edinburgh Castle, and Dean Village are within easy walking distance. Now, how's that for a location?

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Ideally located just a one-minute walk from Edinburgh’s Haymarket train station, this beautiful Georgian apartment in the city’s West End district is an ideal base for a comfortable, relaxing stay. Elegantly curated in its decor, the living room is a plush affair with its corniced ceilings, parquet floors, large windows and inviting sofas. The kitchen, meanwhile, is lovely and luminous with a stunning Scandi table ready to host hearty breakfasts while feasting on fourth-floor views and intimate dinners while you watch the city’s lights twinkle. Both bedrooms are pared-back and equally sophisticated, providing a cosy canvas for a dreamy night’s sleep. With a separate office room on hand as well, you’ll have no trouble catching up on work from your stylish home base. Outside of your home, you’re a twenty-minute walk from both Edinburgh Castle and Princes Street’s shops and a fifteen-minute stroll from bucolic Dean Village. 


The Haymarket

Glowing Ember is something of an unexpected treat. The square outside is lovely, but even so, the flat itself is a surprise. There’s a sense of drama all around, much of which comes from the contrast between antiques and modern furniture, as well as the setting over two levels. The conservatory at the back stands out a bit, as the design is different, but while it’s a bit simpler, that’s exactly what you want in summer, when you can throw the doors open and lounge around in the sun.


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You'll feel right at home in this garden-level Victorian hideaway. From the tartan blankets to the antique furniture, it has a quintessentially Scottish design – yet it doesn't lack any contemporary touches. Outside, a wrap-around courtyard makes the perfect spot to gather in the sunshine with a glass of whisky. Indoors, you'll find a ping-pong table, board games, and a snug with Sky, Netflix, and Disney+ for quiet evenings at home. Princes Street is about a ten-minute stroll away, the Royal Mile is walkable in fifteen, and Dean Village is just down the road. All in all, we think it's a central and cosy stay in the heart of Edinburgh's West End.

Selkirk Grace

Mixing contemporary minimalist furniture with Georgian period features, Watching For Comets feels very homey. Both modern and bright, it has everything you need for a comfortable stay – including an open-plan kitchen/living room, which sets the scene for many cosy nights-in. The tram runs past the front of the home, so you’re also incredibly well-connected. And if you feel like exploring the city by foot, you can reach many of Edinburgh’s art galleries and the Water of Leigh in about ten minutes.

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This beautiful home boasts Georgian grandeur in the heart of the West End of Edinburgh. The property was built around 1850 but was renovated in 2021 – the elegance remains, but the home has been brought thoroughly up to date. 

You can expect to find high ceilings and huge floor-to-ceiling windows that flood the home with light, alongside period features like columns in the queenly bedroom. Modern convenience can also be found in the sleek kitchen, where you can whip up anything from Champagne cocktails to full-blown feasts. 

Of course, the apartment is in such a convenient location that you might prefer to dine out. It takes just six minutes to stroll to Princes Street, and there are endless eateries nearby – whether you’re seeking a cosy cafe, a refined restaurant, or a lively pub. You can stroll to Edinburgh Castle in twenty minutes, taking in the historic Royal Mile on the way. All of the city’s major sights are within easy walking distance, but a three-minute walk will take you to the tram if your feet need a break. 

However you spend your time in Edinburgh, you’ll be thrilled to have such an elegant home to call your own. 


Luxury on Melville Street

Just a few steps from Princes Street, the location of this Edinburgh apartment is spot-on. You'll be walking distance from a bevvy of restaurants and not far from landmarks like Edinburgh Castle and the Royal Mile. Its central location makes noise likely, especially since floor-to-ceiling windows overlook the street. That aside, it's a cosy place to come home to after sightseeing. The leather sofa is a great spot to curl up with a scotch, while the desk and high-speed wi-fi are ideal if you're in town on business. Keep in mind that the first floor is only accessible by stairs and free parking isn't provided – not dealbreakers though if you're keen to be in the heart of the city.

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Found in Edinburgh's West End, this comfy flat is an ideal base for exploring one of the UK's most vibrant cities. Despite being in the basement, you'll still get some natural light here (when the sun breaks through the clouds, at least), but some rooms do get less than others. There's also a small courtyard, a rarity in the city centre. With two bathrooms, you'll be out the door quickly in the mornings, meaning you're well-primed to grab brunch at one of the neighbourhood cafes before exploring nearby Old Town.

The Rocky Road

Edinburgh’s New Town is a wonderland of Georgian architecture, stunning stonework, and village-like quarters. While it might feel a world away from the city centre, this home is less than ten minutes from the heart of Princes Street – where sights, shopping, and scenery awaits. In an elegant Georgian building fronted by huge columns and gothic railings, this top-floor flat is at the height of style, and of the city. Despite its historic exterior, the decor is modern and understated. And your first stop upon entering has to be the panoramic views of rooftops and the glistening Firth of Forth from the lounge windows. Trust us, this stony scene looks even more dramatic on a famous Scottish rainy day. If you’re staying in, enjoy your own drizzle in the rainfall shower before cosying up on the plush sofa with a tea. For a local wander, visit the Dean Village, just twelve minutes away on foot. This picturesque neighbourhood, founded in the 12th century, is one of the most tranquil and beautiful spots in town. From here, head down to Stockbridge for pubs, cafés, and vintage shopping thirteen minutes from home.

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With its craggy peaks and rolling hills, you might not immediately think of Edinburgh as a canal city. But this fabulous houseboat at Lochrin Basin will defy your expectations, just fifteen minutes on foot from Edinburgh Castle. Its bright green painted exterior stands out on the water, and the interior has gorgeous, rich wood throughout. Two bright terraces on the roof deck are where you’ll sip champagne on arrival. Spacious, stylish, and unique, the VIP experience on board feels more like a yacht than a canal barge. Make use of the foot spa and electric massage chair after settling down in your fluffy bathrobe. And your host even offers luxury welcome packages full of fine Scottish fare, as well as a private chef. If you fancy heading out for cafés, dinners, and drinking, walk up to Bruntsfield in just ten minutes, or head over to Tollcross in six. Both areas are absolutely teeming with brunch spots and tasty restaurants, as well as plenty of watering holes like traditional pubs. After a few drams of whisky, head back to the boat and enjoy a nightcap on the water.

The Leamington Lift

This traditional home is in a great location in the West End of Edinburgh, just a five-minute walk to Princes Street. It’s tucked away on a quiet street close to the action, so you’ll have the best of both worlds. The decor won’t be to everyone’s taste as it’s slightly dated, but if you’re simply seeking a restful base for your visit, we think this home will do the trick. You’ll have your own garden to unwind in, as well as a parking space. 

The Galloway

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Overlooking the Water of Leith and the Bank Gardens, this home places central Edinburgh on your doorstep – for a group of city explorers, it's the perfect base. The apartment's minimalist decor and huge windows showing off the view are certainly easy on the eye. There's plenty of space here too, making it ideal for unwinding after a day of exploring. Not that getting about will be strenuous – Edinburgh Castle and the galleries, museums, and more of New Town and Old Town are all within walking distance.

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Step aboard this cheerful green houseboat for a fantastic stay on the water. Moored in Lochrin Basin, in the west of Edinburgh, she is a uniquely charming vessel that invites you to experience life on the canal – without having to actually do any sailing. The gorgeous wooden interior creates a homely vibe, where you can settle in and plan your sightseeing itinerary. Cooking is a joy, thanks to the forest green galley kitchen, and on fair days you can head outside onto the deck for a barbecue in the Scottish sunshine. To help you get extra comfortable, your host provides fluffy robes, hot drinks and eco-friendly toiletries – and kids are well looked after too with a range of entertainment options along with their very own bunk room. Seeing the city's most iconic landmarks is easy from here – Edinburgh Castle, the Royal Mile and the Grassmarket are around ten minutes away on foot. And, if you want to travel further afield, then you'll find both a bus stop and a taxi rank just thirty seconds away from the boat. 

Castaway Quay

Perfectly placed in Edinburgh’s New Town, this no-fuss apartment has the city’s best bits within easy reach. Poring over the works in the Scottish National Portrait Gallery, just a ten-minute walk from your doorstep is an excellent way to start a morning. And when it’s time for elevenses, there’s a selection of trendy coffee houses on the other side of Queen Street Gardens. Shop along the famous Princes Street or take the twenty-minute amble up to the mighty Edinburgh Castle for a tour of the Great Hall and St Margaret’s Chapel. At the end of your jam-packed day, retreat to your homespun apartment for a relaxing evening with your loved ones. Get snug in the cosy living space as the appointed chef of your group whips up something tasty in the well-equipped kitchen. After an evening of swapping anecdotes over dinner and drinks, sink into the comfortable beds and drift off into a deep sleep.

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Indulge in a stylish stay on George Street, one of Edinburgh's most well-known streets and home to famous bars and restaurants including The Dome, The Ivy, Dishoom and the Cafe Royal. Bay windows have views of the castle, the Firth of Forth and, of course, the timeless Georgian architecture right outside your door. Cook up neeps and tatties (turnips and potatoes, for the uninitiated) in the large kitchen corner, which comes with everything you need, hidden behind sleek, white cupboard doors. Serve up at the table in the sunny bay window with a view straight to the castle. After a tough hike up Arthur's Seat, freshen up using the Bulgari toiletries in the bathroom and sink into your sumptuous tufted bed. Just note it's about 90 steps to reach this apartment, so we suggest packing light.

A Braw Nicht

Grab your own cosy nook right on the Royal Mile – Edinburgh's main artery, ending at the castle. Moments away, you'll find whisky bars serving over 200 different drams, fully kilted pipers, and – in August, anyway – the magical chaos of the Edinburgh Festival. This apartment offers brief respite from all that, kitted out with a flat-screen TV for binge-watching, a generous kitchen corner for preparing tipsy laird pudding and a squishy red leather sofa to eat it on. Downstairs is the famous World's End pub – grab a pint and people-watch for a while. 

Timorous Beastie

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Originally built in 1690, the building this home is set in served as a residence for the University of Edinburgh and as Red Cross Headquarters during WWII. Today, you'll find a modern and inviting private home, where you’ll be greeted by a colourful and characterful space – think white walls with original mouldings, vibrant candy-coloured rugs and beautiful prints hanging on the walls. There’s also a classic piano for evenings spent in the sociable dining room, gathered around a home-cooked feast with your own personal soundtrack and pretty views of the neighbourhood. The bedrooms are similarly styled, with lovely wall details and traditional fireplaces complemented by gold accents, antique mirrors and colourful carpets and throws. Get cosy and recharge before heading out into the picturesque heart of the city. You’ll be just a three-minute walk from the majestic Edinburgh Castle and five minutes from the historic Old Town. Spend lovely mornings strolling through the greenery at the Princess Street Gardens, just four minutes away before you get lost in the maze of the city.

University Place

Just over a twenty-minute walk from the heart and soul of the Old Town – Edinburgh Castle – the New Town has quite a different vibe. You’ll find Georgian architecture nearly everywhere you turn, and historic tenement buildings lining the streets as you head towards Canonmills. While these stone structures might look similar from the outside, we can guarantee you'll find eclectic homes within. This flat is no exception. The owner is a local artist, whose creative interior design choices are evident throughout. You’ll find her charming, abstract artwork on display in various rooms, as well as brightly-coloured walls, quirky tablecloth prints, antique furniture, and unique lamps on ornate cabinets. Our favourite spot has to be the lounge – this yellow room is full of character and old-world charm. Light up the fire and gather everyone round for a board game on a rainy day in this sumptuous space. Or at dusk, it could equally serve as a plush pad for an impromptu whisky-tasting session. While you sip on single malts, have the host arrange for a private chef to come over and handle dinner. You are on holiday after all.

An Seòmar Buidhe

Steeped in traditional charm and gleaming with grandeur, this charming apartment could easily play holiday home to the Royal Family – and thanks to its prestigious Ramsay Garden location, you're perfectly positioned to enjoy Edinburgh's innumerable sights and sounds on foot. From the famous Royal Mile to the fortress of Edinburgh Castle, one thing's for absolutely certain – you'll never be short of things to see and do.

The home itself is a splendourful hub flush with all things luxurious. Beautiful antique furnishings add character, meanwhile the peppering of gold–framed artworks sprinkle an extra dusting of splendour. The colour scheme is a medley or warm reds and rich browns and in the master bathroom, traditional black and white floor tiles instantly draw the eye. We particularly love the living area with its brown leather chaise sofa and Persian rug. Complete with an ancient fireplace at its heart, there's also a circular alcove and desk to one side, and a flatscreen television. Quite frankly, we couldn't think of a more elegant spot to watch a movie!

This home will leave you feeling like lord of the manor, but as tempting as it may be to stay within the walls of your royal headquarters, with so much to explore – and all within easy reach – be sure to peel yourself away from your plush pad and traverse.


The Goldmine

Georgian elegance meets modern comforts in this beautiful blush-coloured studio apartment. With its tall corniced ceilings, huge sash windows and dark wood floors, there’s a definite touch of historic sophistication here. An ornamental fireplace creates a debonair setting in the living room, where a chic desk space invites you to catch up on work in style. The bedroom area is pretty as a picture with its window-side seat, perfect for starting off relaxing mornings over coffee and a good book. After a luxurious soak under the metro-tiled bathroom’s rainfall shower, head out to explore your surroundings. You couldn’t be better placed to visit some of the city’s best sights, including Edinburgh Castle (a twelve-minute walk away), Princes Street (six minutes away) and Calton Hill for sunset vistas (a fourteen-minute stroll from your door).


Blush Hush

Experience a stay like no other at this cosy Gothic castle, part of an unfinished design for Edinburgh’s first observatory. At the top of Calton Hill, you'll have some truly breathtaking views from this historical home. The National Gallery is next door and the rest of the city is a short walk away, easily making up for the lack of parking. It should be noted that the home's standout location does attract a number of tourists, so if you're looking for some peace and privacy it might not be for you. That said, the main bedroom enjoys an en-suite with a luxurious standalone bathtub, and there's outdoor seating to make the most of this stunning location.

The Stargazer's Retreat

Situated rather conveniently in the heart of Edinburgh’s New Town, this elegant apartment offers a lovely base for a family or an intimate group of friends visiting the Scottish capital and looking to make the most of all it has to offer. You’ll be able to reach most of the city’s iconic sights on foot, and with the magnificent Scottish National Gallery just moments away, we suggest starting your exploration with a dose of art. 

You’ll be greeted by a large open-plan living and dining area – we love the sophisticated ambience of this pad, with a stylish lounge area offering a comfy sofa and armchairs. Kick back and relax after a day of dashing about town or delight your loved ones by rustling up a delectable feast in the modern kitchen. 

Later, head over to the comfy bedrooms for a night of sweet dreams – you’ll have a choice of two equally plush rooms here. Factor in the sleek bathrooms, including one with a bathtub, and you'll have everything needed for a restful stay. 

The Monarch of the Glen 

Located on a typically quaint street in Edinburgh's New Town, this apartment is in a great location, only a short walk away from the sights of Old Town, the Scottish National Portrait Gallery and a huge range of cafes and shops to explore in the local area. The interior of this home feels homely and relaxed, sporting an earthy colour palette and high-quality soft furnishings. The mix of Georgian features and rustic vibes — tartan throws will never not be cosy in our eyes — work well with the natural light that pours in from the large windows and creates a great sense of space. The cherry on the cake is the spacious and dazzlingly white bathrooms, complete with a free-standing bathtub that's just the ticket for a long, restorative soak.

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Located on an iconic street serialised in Alexander McCall Smith’s beloved Scotland Street books, this beautiful Georgian apartment combines nineteenth-century elegance with luxury modern comforts. 
Tall corniced ceilings, wood floors and an abundance of light coming in through the sash windows create an instantly welcoming feel with chic, contemporary furnishings inviting you to make yourself at home. We love the living room’s large suede sofas that beckon relaxing evenings over a glass of wine by the period working fireplace, and the large kitchen bathed in natural light that’s ready to cater celebratory feasts aplenty. The three bedrooms, meanwhile, have each been carefully curated with a sophisticated touch and boast similarly large windows that give way to New Town views. We’re particularly fond of the main bedroom’s en-suite – a spa-like space with its rainfall shower and tempting tub, the latter providing the perfect end to a night with a glass of bubbly. 
With ample entertainment options, plenty of children’s equipment on hand, as well as a lavish amount of space in which to socialise or spend some quiet time alone, this is an ideal base for those looking to make the most out of their city stay.
Outside of your home, Calton Hill and its wide-sweeping views over Edinburgh is just a fifteen-minute walk away, as is Princes Street’s parade of shops. Edinburgh Castle is also easily walkable in twenty minutes, while charming Dean Village is twenty-five minutes away on foot. 


Bertie's Guide to Life

This Edinburgh apartment is perfect for those wanting to drop off their bags and get out exploring. With practicality and comfort at its core, what it lacks in size, it makes up for in location, being a short stroll from the city centre and old town. Despite its proximity to so many of Edinburgh’s best bits, you’ll find yourself in a quiet neighbourhood so you can rest easy after a day of sightseeing. With The Meadows on your doorstep, you can even enjoy a tranquil walk along the tree-lined paths when you crave some downtime. 

Scottish Soul

Found on a charming cobbled lane in the middle of Edinburgh's famous New Town, this apartment in a listed Georgian building has way more going for it other than its prime spot on the map. Inside, the palette of greys, blacks and dark wood give the interior the sort of character and warmth you envision from a home in the Scottish capital. Two large sash windows in the living space invite in natural light and there are several lavish touches in the interior design, from the ornate furnishings and the patterned wallpaper to the subway tile bathroom. There's a wide selection of restaurants to be found on the neighbouring Queen Street and George Street, while lots of the city's most famous attractions can be easily reached on foot — Edinburgh Castle takes just under a quarter of an hour, for instance.


A Sandstone Stay

At the eastern end of the famous Royal Mile, you’ll find this modern apartment taking residence in an old brewery. Drawing inspiration from its industrial origins, exposed bulbs, Crittall-style doors, robust furniture and dramatic black accents pack heaps of character into the space. The living area has been impeccably curated to ensure guests have enough room to entertain or relax. The bespoke kitchenette is stylish and functional. Put together a light breakfast in the morning accompanied by locally sourced zero-waste coffee, provided by your host. Once you’re fuelled up and ready to go, step out into your Old Town neighbourhood. You’re two doors down from the Museum of Edinburgh, a five-minute walk to the Palace of Holyroodhouse and a fifteen-minute mosey to the ancient Edinburgh Castle.

Burnt Copper

In the heart of Trinity, just a fifteen-minute walk from Edinburgh's Royal Botanic Gardens, this modern pad waits to welcome you home. Once part of the original Trinity Masonic Lodge, the apartment seamlessly blends contemporary style with the charm of the 1880s architecture. You’ll find everything needed for a comfortable stay here, set in a peaceful area away from the hustle and bustle of the city. That said, you can reach Edinburgh's city centre easily enough either via car, public transport, or on foot if you’re feeling fit enough, making it an ideal base for friends and families alike. 

Masonic Magic

Sitting within one of Edinburgh's many Georgian buildings, this loft apartment doesn't have the period features you might expect from the handsome exterior, but it's still easy on the eye nevertheless. Ideally, it could do with another bathroom, but that's nitpicking really. One thing we especially like is that the neighbourhood is a little more residential than the touristy centre, but you're still within walking distance of many of the city's attractions – the castle and old town are both around half an hour's walk, for instance.

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