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Magnificent City Centre Townhouse

This building dates back from the 1860s (with various period features) and is split over three levels - the two upper floors are linked by an elegant sweeping staircase. It also benefits from secondary glazing (front facing windows) a magnificent cupola in the upper hall and a private south facing tiered back garden. It is within close proximity to shops, restaurants, EICC and historic sites.

This accommodation comprises: 7 well proportioned bedrooms with link beds- (can be made up to be either single or double beds)- with the added benefit of 6 bedrooms being en-suite and one further large shower room.

There is a separate kitchen and a reception hall providing access to the upper floors by means of a grand sweeping staircase. The large lounge has volumes of natural light from two large sash and case windows, elegant original white marble fireplace (open) forming an attractive focal point

Edinburgh is a vibrant city with many attractions to entertain visitors including the Edinburgh Military Tattoo, Edinburgh film festival, Edinburgh book festival, the Edinburgh Fringe and of course the World famous Edinburgh International Arts festival. The City is also famous for it's shopping, hospitality and night life.

This large central Townhouse is perfect for families, large groups, Hen & Stag groups.

Festival Apartments provide Edinburgh City Centre, self catering apartments, to visitors to Edinburgh, all year round. We have a large range of business accommodation, as well as holiday accommodation available in central Edinburgh locations, including The Royal Mile, Old Town, New Town and Holyrood.

Our luxury Edinburgh self-catering apartments are ideal for city breaks, romantic weekends, golf trips, family holidays, business trips, stag and hen nights and Edinburgh Festival accommodation.

We have self catering apartments that sleep anything from 2 to 22 people, so we can cater for almost every requirement, from a couple seeking accomodation in Edinburgh for a romantic weekend, to a group of stags or hens, celebrating the forthcoming marriage of a friend or colleague.