Entire flat hosted by Monica & Pier
3 guests2 bedrooms2 beds1 bathroom
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Great location
95% of recent guests gave the location a 5-star rating.
Indulge yourself by staying in the trendiest neighbourhood in town. Enjoy your morning coffee from the balcony while savouring fresh pastries from our local bakeries.
Previous guests have highlighted the flat's great location and comfort. As hosts, we are very responsive and ready to help you during your stay.
This is a self check-in flat to accommodate social distancing. Two supermarkets, a pharmacy and Inverleith park are within walking distance.
The space
Our cosy and warm 2 bedroom flat is located on the second floor of a modern apartment building at St. Bernard Row - Stockbridge, recently named as Scotland's Gastro Heaven'.
The flat has a very bright open space living - kitchen area, a bathroom and 2 bedrooms. The master bedroom has a double bed and the second bedroom has a single bed to host up to 3 guests.
The flat comes with all the facilities to make your stay a memorable one. The main living room has a three seater sofa, armchairs, dining table flat screen smart TV and it is beautifully decorated throughout. A fully equipped kitchen has a fridge, hob, oven, microwave, coffee machine as well as a washer / dryer machine. Clothes' airer, iron & iron board as well as hair-dryer are also provided.
Guest access
The flat is all yours from the moment you arrive to town and it has a second to none self check-in facility which will allow you to arrive at your own time from 16:00 onwards on check in day.
Parking is very limited in the area, which makes this property perfect for guests walking or using Edinburgh's public transport to move around town.
Other things to note
Directions from Airport: you can either take a taxi (the average fare is around GBP 25), which if shared it makes your journey more quick or you can take the Edinburgh Tram service to the Princes Street stop. The flat is located 15 -20 minutes walk down Frederick St / Circus Pl. Specific indications to the flat are provided once booking is confirmed. A supermarket and a pharmacy are a block away from the flat and a choice of family run cafes and bakeries are right at your doorstep.
Previous guests have highlighted the flat's great location and comfort. As hosts, we are very responsive and ready to help you during your stay.
This is a self check-in flat to accommodate social distancing. Two supermarkets, a pharmacy and Inverleith park are within walking distance.
The space
Our cosy and warm 2 bedroom flat is located on the second floor of a modern apartment building at St. Bernard Row - Stockbridge, recently named as Scotland's Gastro Heaven'.
The flat has a very bright open space living - kitchen area, a bathroom and 2 bedrooms. The master bedroom has a double bed and the second bedroom has a single bed to host up to 3 guests.
The flat comes with all the facilities to make your stay a memorable one. The main living room has a three seater sofa, armchairs, dining table flat screen smart TV and it is beautifully decorated throughout. A fully equipped kitchen has a fridge, hob, oven, microwave, coffee machine as well as a washer / dryer machine. Clothes' airer, iron & iron board as well as hair-dryer are also provided.
Guest access
The flat is all yours from the moment you arrive to town and it has a second to none self check-in facility which will allow you to arrive at your own time from 16:00 onwards on check in day.
Parking is very limited in the area, which makes this property perfect for guests walking or using Edinburgh's public transport to move around town.
Other things to note
Directions from Airport: you can either take a taxi (the average fare is around GBP 25), which if shared it makes your journey more quick or you can take the Edinburgh Tram service to the Princes Street stop. The flat is located 15 -20 minutes walk down Frederick St / Circus Pl. Specific indications to the flat are provided once booking is confirmed. A supermarket and a pharmacy are a block away from the flat and a choice of family run cafes and bakeries are right at your doorstep.
Indulge yourself by staying in the trendiest neighbourhood in town. Enjoy your morning coffee from the balcony while savouring fresh pastries from our local bakeries.
Previous guests have highlighted the flat's great location and comfort. As hosts, we are very responsive and ready to help you during your stay.
This is a self check-in flat to accommodate social distancing. Two supermarkets…
Previous guests have highlighted the flat's great location and comfort. As hosts, we are very responsive and ready to help you during your stay.
This is a self check-in flat to accommodate social distancing. Two supermarkets…
Sleeping arrangements
Bedroom 1
1 double bed
Bedroom 2
1 single bed
Amenities
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Kitchen
Wifi
Dryer
Hair dryer
TV
Laptop-friendly workspace
Iron
Essentials
Washing machine
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Stockbridge, a 10-minute walk from Edinburgh’s centre, is fast becoming the city’s new gastronomic quarter. New restaurants have opened where nearly everything that comes out of the kitchen is local, and there’s a flurry of new food stores and cafés.
Glaswegian cheesemonger extraordinaire George Mewes has just opened an outpost here, while the Edinburgh-based coffee-bean-worshippers behind Artisan Roast have chosen the area to launch their third café.
A microcosm of Scotland’s larder, Stockbridge Sunday market offers an assortment of constantly changing stalls and indicates what matters most to locals. The Eden Mill stand showcases its experimental gin from St Andrews, Caithness Smokehouse sells smoked fish from the far north-east of Scotland and then there’s Mavis, an orange 1976 VW Westfalia conversion, from which Steampunk Coffee is served roasted in North Berwick.
Add to this the nearby green spaces of Inverleith Park, with its sweeping views of the city, and the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh open year-round, and you have all the ingredients for a great weekend away.
For a capital city, Edinburgh is remarkably green and nowhere more so than along the Water of Leith. This 12-mile riverine walkway begins in the Pentland Hills and winds its way through Stockbridge before reaching the Firth of Forth at Leith. The entrance to the path is 2 minutes walk from the flat.
Starting in Stockbridge, join the sign-posted walkway by Dean Terrace, opposite Pizza Express. The path will lead you past St Bernard’s Well, built in 1789 and inspired by the Roman Temple of Vesta in Italy, before reaching Dean Village, an area once known for grain mills powered by the river.
By the noisy waterfall you might see herons, ducks and even the odd kingfisher. Continue along the shady path and after 15 minutes or so you’ll arrive at the imposing Scottish Gallery of Modern Art and its adjoining sculpture park.
Credits: Caroline Eden for the ES.
Glaswegian cheesemonger extraordinaire George Mewes has just opened an outpost here, while the Edinburgh-based coffee-bean-worshippers behind Artisan Roast have chosen the area to launch their third café.
A microcosm of Scotland’s larder, Stockbridge Sunday market offers an assortment of constantly changing stalls and indicates what matters most to locals. The Eden Mill stand showcases its experimental gin from St Andrews, Caithness Smokehouse sells smoked fish from the far north-east of Scotland and then there’s Mavis, an orange 1976 VW Westfalia conversion, from which Steampunk Coffee is served roasted in North Berwick.
Add to this the nearby green spaces of Inverleith Park, with its sweeping views of the city, and the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh open year-round, and you have all the ingredients for a great weekend away.
For a capital city, Edinburgh is remarkably green and nowhere more so than along the Water of Leith. This 12-mile riverine walkway begins in the Pentland Hills and winds its way through Stockbridge before reaching the Firth of Forth at Leith. The entrance to the path is 2 minutes walk from the flat.
Starting in Stockbridge, join the sign-posted walkway by Dean Terrace, opposite Pizza Express. The path will lead you past St Bernard’s Well, built in 1789 and inspired by the Roman Temple of Vesta in Italy, before reaching Dean Village, an area once known for grain mills powered by the river.
By the noisy waterfall you might see herons, ducks and even the odd kingfisher. Continue along the shady path and after 15 minutes or so you’ll arrive at the imposing Scottish Gallery of Modern Art and its adjoining sculpture park.
Credits: Caroline Eden for the ES.
Stockbridge, a 10-minute walk from Edinburgh’s centre, is fast becoming the city’s new gastronomic quarter. New restaurants have opened where nearly everything that comes out of the kitchen is local, and there’…
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