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  • Entry ID 30491
  • Sleeps 5
  • Bedrooms 3
  • Bathrooms 1
  • Catering self catered

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Blackfriars St - 3 bed

Centrally located flat in quiet street situated between the Cowgate and the Royal Mile, (just 50m from the centre of the Royal Mile). Fully equipped kitchen/living overlooking sunny residents courtyard with uninterrupted views towards Aurthurs Seat . 3 bedrooms - 3 doubles and a z-bed, bathroom with shower over bath. Boxroom providing excellent storage. The flat benefits from security entry, double glazing and GCH. Close to many festival venues, bars, restuarants, galleries, museums and only a 5 minute walk to both Princes Street & Edinburgh Castle. A great festival flat as a practical base to get the 'Edinburgh Experience'. Ideally suited to both performers and visitors alike.

Accommodation
3 double bedrooms and a z bed, family bathroom, Kitchen/Living room, boxroom for storage. Located on the 4th and 5th Floor.

Parking details On street metered parking. NCP car park near by.

Facilities

  • Fridge/freezer
  • Oven
  • Bath towels provided
  • Linen provided
  • Washing Machine
  • TV
  • Pets not allowed

Nearby

  • Shops
  • Bar / Pub
  • Restaurants
  • Café
  • Car hire
  • Galleries
  • Internet Café
  • Museum
  • Theatre
  • Super Market
  • Express Super Market
  • Parking
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