Number Three  
  Stylish Edinburgh Studio for Two  
   
 
 
   
       
                     
             
     
  Justfortwo - Home   Location Thank you very much for the kind welcome and the wine.  We enjoyed our week, though not enough time to see and do all, so we'd like to return one day, and return to here and Stockbridge.  
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  Attractions   Warren and Olga, South Yorkshire  
     
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  Breakfasting kitchen    
  Shower room   Castle from Inverleith Park  
  Dressing room    Multimap aerial view  
  Living / Dining / Bedroom   Multimap  Map  
     
  Information   Number Three makes a perfect base for a visit to Edinburgh.  It is located in a residential neighbourhood but with the city centre attractions easily reached on foot or by bus.    
  Sleeps Two    
  Central Location    
  VisitScotland   3 star    
  Private Parking   Stockbridge lies to the north of Princes Street, just across the Water of Leith from Robert Adam’s Georgian New Town.  One of Edinburgh’s original villages, it grew up round the painter Henry Raeburn’s estates at Deanhaugh and St Bernard.  Today although very much part of Edinburgh, it still keeps much of the village feel.   
  No Smoking    
  Sorry - No pets    
     
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  Start on any day    
  Prices are per night  
 
  Minimum stay 3 nights    
  From £180 for 3 nights    
  Discount for stays of     
  5 nights and over    
     
  Contact    
  Margaret Craik    
  email  margaret (AT)    
  justfortwo (DOT) net   Raeburn Place Site of Old Stockbridge Market  
  tel.    01620 894374  
 
    Raeburn Place is the main shopping street.  There are delis, cafés, florists, butcher and fishmonger.  Nearby St Stephen Street has the boho vibe of antique shops, galleries, eating places of all kinds and traditional basement pubs.   
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
    Cheese shop, and Italian baker  
   
 
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
    Local Restaurant Old TSB clock  
    And if you tire of the city streets, there are peaceful green spaces to relax.  While away a quiet hour in Inverleith Park or the Botanic Gardens, or stroll along the wooded walk beside the Water of Leith, past the Dean Village with its old mill buildings as far as the Gallery of Modern Art.  
     
     
     
     
     
   
 
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
    Water of Leith - St Bernards Well Dean Terrace  
     
    Central location Buses to Waverley Rail Station, Princes Street and the Old Town stop in Raeburn Place.  
    Raeburn Place  - 1 min. walk  
    Inverleith Park- 3 min. walk  
    Botanic Gardens- 10min. walk  
    City Centre    - 15min walk  
    City Centre     - 5min bus  
    Theatres Museums - 7min. bus