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Atholl Place - 1 bed

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Attractive 1 bed (with a sofa bed) property situated in the West End, a 2 minute walk from Haymarket Train Station and 10 minutes from Murrayfield Stadium.

The property comprises of 1 double bedroom, toilet and separate shower room with sauna, spacious lounge with breakfast bar and a quirky kitchen. The windows have shutters.

There is an operating manual for all appliances and the property has broadband internet access.

The apartment is on a corner over looking the West End and is a 5 minute walk to the shops, bars and restaurants of the Princes Street and George Street.

Metered Street parking is available between 8.30am-6.30pm Mon - Sat and free from 6.30pm-8.30am on Sundays. There is also a NCP car park a two minute walk from the apartment.

Price: from £90 to £140 per night (Sun to Thurs 3 night mimimum, Fri & Sat 2 night minimum)

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