Picture of Annandale Street, Lothian, Scotland
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  • Entry ID 30344
  • Sleeps 5 (+2)
  • Bedrooms 3
  • En-suite bedrooms 1
  • Catering self catered

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  • oven
  • microwave
  • bath_towels_provided
  • washing_machine
  • dvd_player
  • television
  • wireless_internet

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Annandale Street

This spacious three bedroom apartment is in a modern development on a residential street close to the shops, bars, clubs and restaurants of Broughton Street. This is an excellent location for the Playhouse Theatre which is a 3 minute walk from the property. Waverley train station is a 10 minute walk and there is a regular bus service from the airport which takes around 25 minutes. Edinburgh Castle and the attractions of the Royal Mile are a 15 minute walk.

This is a bright and spacious property with a double en-suite bedroom with shower, a twin bedroom, single bedroom and family bathroom with bath and shower over bath. The living room has two sofas, TV and DVD player. There is a sofa bed which sleeps 2; the apartment sleeps 7 in total. There is a separate dining room with a table for 6 people. The modern kitchen is fully equipped. The apartment is on the second floor and can be accessed by the stairs or lift.


Sun - Thurs 3 night minimum, Fri & Sat 2 night minimum.

Facilities

  • Fridge/freezer
  • ovenOven
  • microwaveMicrowave
  • bath_towels_providedBath towels provided
  • Bedding provided
  • Linen provided
  • washing_machineWashing machine
  • dvd_playerDVD player
  • televisionTV
  • wireless_internetWireless internet
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