Edinburgh self-catering
Self-catering apartment accommodation
in Morningside, Edinburgh, sleeping 1 to 2
Wi-Fi access.
33 Cluny Drive
Hermitage
(South Morningside)
Edinburgh
Scotland
This apartment is a new conversion of part of the lower ground floor of Ray Simpson's Victorian family home (behind the beech tree in the photograph, right) in Hermitage, a quiet residential area, with free parking and easy access by bus (2 minutes walk) to Edinburgh city centre.
It has its own entrance and is completely self-contained. Available for self-catering rental, it has one bedroom and would make an ideal base for a couple visiting Edinburgh.
Morningside, with a variety of shops, cafés, pubs and eating places, is a 5 minute walk away. It is also near Kings Buildings (of the University of Edinburgh), Napier University, and there are 8 golf courses within a 5 minute drive!
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Accommodation:
Above left and right;
Two views of the Lounge. Wall-mounted TV with Freeview. CD/radio player.
Left and right;
Bathroom with bath (power shower over), wc and wash basin.
Double bedroom with standard double (4'6"') bed, fitted cupboard, hair dryer and radio alarm.
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Kitchen:
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Right;
The Kitchen has:
- Gas hob
- Electric oven
- Fridge with freezer compartment
- Microwave oven
- Dishwasher
- Iron and ironing board
There is ample free parking on the (quiet residential) street.
Wi-Fi internet broadband access for your laptop computer.
Sorry no pets.
No smoking.
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Tariff:
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Sleeping up to 2:
£70 to £80 per night.
Minimum stay 2 nights.
Included in the price are gas, electricity, towels, all linen and a welcome pack with bread, milk, tea and coffee.
Right;
The entrance to the apartment is on the side of the house next to the garden.
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To enquire or to book:
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Please contact:
Ray Simpson
email:
raydsimpson@hotmail.co.uk
33 Cluny Drive
Hermitage
Edinburgh EH10 6DT
Scotland, UK
Tel: 0131 466 9219
Mob: 07989 239 671
or from outside the UK:
Tel: 44 131 466 9219
Mob: 44 7989 239 671
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