General Details
The property was built by Scottish poet Allan Ramsay in 1740. Originally a wigmaker, Ramsay made his fortune through writing essays and poetry. A man of vision he created the first borrowing library and made books and plays available to the poor residents of the Royal Mile. He was also father to the Scottish artist Allan Ramsay, famous for his portraits of aristocracy such as King George III and the Duke of Argyle (later used on the Royal Bank of Scotland banknotes).
As a neighbour to the Castle, all the city’s amenities and attractions are on the doorstep of this luxurious property. Enjoy the wonderful views from the beautiful communal garden or relax on the Royal Mile (a 1 minute walk away) with a whisky or two! The apartment accommodates four people, however, it can sleep up to eight if required.
Accommodation
The living room is a stunning, spacious area with fantastic views - one of the best anywhere in the city. This room also includes a large TV with DVD player and feature fireplace.
The impressive main double bedroom has a king size bed and a comfortable sofa bed. Again this has a magnificent view over-looking Edinburgh.
The delightful twin/double bedroom has an ensuite bathroom with bath and shower.
The beautiful kitchen is complete with a charming breakfast bar, washing machine, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, oven/hob/grill and pretty view.
The main bathroom has a shower over the bath and has built-in vanity unit.
The property has delightful shared gardens, again with spectacular views over Edinburgh. Wireless internet access is available.
