• William Street (37) - 1 bed

    Picture of William Street (37) - 1 bed, Lothian, Scotland

    The flat is on the lower ground level in a quiet secluded street in the Edinburgh New Town, with secure access. Accommodation comprises a sitting room with a dining and kitchen area. The bathroom is accessed off the hall and includes both shower and bath. There's a double bedroom to the front. All rooms are heated with electricity and are bright and decorated to a modern standard. ... more

Renting your Edinburgh Pied-a-terre
Written by Andrew Landsburgh   

Second home renting in Edinburgh

We often find landlords asking if they can advertise their property with us for a select period of time either while they are away on a long business trip or spending time in another property they own elsewhere.  Our answer is always simple; you can always have complete control of the availability of your property when advertising with us.

We ensure this by offering access to our availability calendar for your specific property to allow you to block out dates as and when you need them.  We don't expect all our landlords to be career holiday rental property owners and we are open and flexible to allow you the opportunity to block dates so you can enjoy your own Edinburgh property when you want to.

Please contact us for more details if you are interested in advertising your property with us.

 
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