@ Cabins in the City

Do you appreciate the beauty and functionality of great design?

Step through a Corten-clad frontage into our David Blaikie architecturally designed award-winning property. In the heart of Edinburgh's New Town, Cabins in the City's modern interior design, with all of its bespoke furnishings and finishings, is the perfect contemporary response to the areas staggering Georgian backdrop.

- Awards -
Cabins in the City won the final of the Scottish Design Awards Interior Design category in 2022. It was also a finalist in the UK's Architects Journal Awards, as well as in three categories in the Dezeen Global Design Awards, and received a commendation in the Edinburgh Architectural Awards.

- Booking requirements -
One member of the booking party must be over 25 years. We require names and ages of all guests, as well as addresses and ID. We will require the lead guest to sign a copy of our terms and conditions. We reserve the right to vet any booking.

- Important -
This apartment is not suitable for stag parties, hen parties or young single sex groups or parties. A damage deposit of £500 is required one week before arrival and will be fully refunded pending no damages or deductions one week after your departure.

Interior layout The first impression of Cabins in the City is a jaw-dropping double height living area with a log burner. This open-plan living area leads into the kitchen, boasting a Bulthaup stainless steel island, Vipp standalone units from Copenhagen and Miele appliances. These bespoke furnishings are complemented by underfloor heating to keep you warm through Scotland's winter. Also on the ground floor is a double bedroom with an anthracite microcement finished walk in shower room.

The first floor is accessed via metal-perforated stairs. The hallway has a desk, allowing for remote working, and overlooks the living area. Once you have admired this aerial view, this hallway leads to two further bedrooms; one double, and the Master bedroom with ensuite shower room and French doors overlooking the shared garden.

Exterior Corten-clad ground floor apartment set in New Town close to the Scottish Gallery. Walking distance from the city centre and the Castle. Private patio and shared garden to the rear.

Accessibility statement There is a step into the property, making it not wheelchair-accessible. However, it has a ground-floor bedroom and further stairs only to access the upper floor.