St Vincent Place, Stockbridge

Set on St Vincent Place, this apartment offers generous proportions and an individual layout, with full height windows bringing natural light into the main living space. Warm neutral tones, tiled flooring and fitted cabinetry give the interior a consistent feel, with plenty of room to relax, dine or work from home.

The living and sleeping areas are divided by a substantial timber partition, retaining the apartment’s open plan character while giving each space its own purpose. Integrated reading lights and bedside recesses are neatly incorporated into the design, with fitted wardrobes behind and room for a dressing table or desk.

A separate kitchen sits behind glazed doors, with contemporary cabinetry, pale worktops and ample cupboard space. The bathroom includes a bath with an overhead shower, a wall mounted vanity and an illuminated mirror. Hall cupboards and a substantial separate storage unit add further practicality, bringing the total available space to approximately 991 sq ft.

St Vincent Place sits beside St Stephen’s Church, with Stockbridge in one direction and the New Town in the other. Weekend mornings might start with pastries from Lannan on Hamilton Place or a browse through Golden Hare Books, while the St Vincent Bar is close enough to become your regular local. For dinner, Sotto on Deanhaugh Street offers Italian cooking and an extensive wine list, with Little Capo’s aperitivo bar and dining counter nearby on Howe Street.

Dundas Street adds Archipelago for bread and coffee, Bacco for wine and pasta, and Margiotta for picking up supper on the way home. Its galleries lead you towards the city centre, while the Water of Leith offers a quieter route towards Dean Village. It is a location that makes Edinburgh feel like a neighbourhood, with good food, independent shops and green space woven into everyday life.