Dalry Church

The Bell Tower Apartment
2 bedroom
1 bathroom

Sleeps 4

The Church Hall Duplex
1 bedroom
1 bathroom

Sleeps 2

Luxury Historical Apartments that truly give you a chance to experience a piece of history.

For weekend, holiday or festival performers and cooperate letting
These wonderful apartments feature original arched windows and stone work. Uniquely integrated to retain the historical with the new both external and internal. Mixes of lighting, authentic features and luxury furnishings give the apartments an enchanting look and feel. Benefiting from open plan kitchen and living area, with double bedrooms one within the original bell tower, both with fitted wardrobes, family bathrooms, and utility rooms. Oak flooring throughout, except kitchen and bathroom which are fully tiled, Secured intercom entry system with the original church door.

History
Dalry Congregational Church, Caledonian Road, Edinburgh dates from 1871 and served as a community Church until recent years when the congregation joined Augustine’s United Church on George Forth Bridge.
The Church had stood empty for a number of years adding only to the historical City of Edinburgh sky line until recently being converted giving it a new lease of life, returning it in full glory back to the community, retaining and restoring original features to create 13 unique apartments which boast original features such as roof trusses, arched stained glass windows, using its beautiful church formation to create duplex apartments and rooms within the old bell tower.
The Church is a Category C listed building that comprises of a traditional Victorian Church formed from stone, which was subsequently extended to form the Church Hall and Vestry. More recently the church was the first venue for the Bay City Rollers!

Bell Tower

Church Hall Duplex

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Welcome to Edinburgh where the buzz of Scotland's capital city sits in perfect contrast to the peaceful tranquility of the surrounding Lothians region.
Edinburgh has one of the most beautiful cityscapes in the world, making it the ideal city break destination. With Scotland's most famous castle dominating the city skyline, there is plenty to see and do with the perfect balance between all things traditional and contemporary.
Discover world-class museums and galleries, take a tour on an open-top bus or even visit the city's own zoo. From the world famous Festivals to top-class restaurants and bars, not to mention fabulous shopping, you'll be spoilt for choice.
 
Edinburgh - The Festival City
Festivals - what Edinburgh does best. The Edinburgh Festival is a generic term used to describe the cultural explosion which takes place in the city in August each year. It is in fact made up of a variety of festivals and events including the International Festival, The Fringe, Book Festival, Film Festival, Military Tattoo, Jazz festival and Edinburgh Mela.
Later in the year, the city comes alive during the Winter festivals which feature the month-long Edinburgh's Christmas and culminates with the world famous Hogmanay celebrations.
Spring time sees Ceilidh Culture and the Science festival providing the entertainment while the Children's Festival starts the summer with playful exuberance.
As home to the most vibrant calendar of international festivals and events, you can be sure that there's always something to tempt you during a stay in Edinburgh.

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Edinburgh Travel Information

Edinburgh Airport information
Edinburgh Airport is located just to the west of Scotland's capital city. It is within easy access to the country's main road network, reaching the whole of central Scotland and beyond, so if you're on a short break to Edinburgh you won't spend much time traveling to and from your accommodation in Edinburgh or the surrounding areas.

Edinburgh by road
Road access to the airport is easy from the two-level junction on the A8 midway between the Gogar and Newbridge roundabouts. If approaching from the Edinburgh side join the A8 from the city bypass and proceed towards Glasgow. From the North and West you should join the A8 at the Newbridge roundabout and proceed towards Edinburgh. Follow signs for airport.

The short term car park is situated immediately outside the terminal, and costs £5.90 per 24 hours. The long term car park is a short shuttle bus ride away, and costs £4.70 per 24 hours.

Edinburgh by taxi
Pre-book your taxi with OnwardTravel.com, and get a 10% discount on their standard rates. This service is available to easyJet passengers for journeys to and from the airport

Taxis are available from a rank on the terminal forecourt. Fares vary according to the distance traveled but a typical fare to the city centre would be between £10 - £20 depending on the time of day and traffic, with a journey time of around 20 minutes. Please call +44 (0)131 344 3344 for further information.

Edinburgh by rail
Edinburgh's main railway station (Waverley) is in the city centre and can be reached by taxi or bus. There are services to Glasgow and a variety of other destinations in Scotland and England. Most train services also operate from Edinburgh Haymarket Station situated on the bus routes from Edinburgh Airport to the city centre. For information call 08457 484 950.

Edinburgh by bus
Bus stops are located outside zone A of the terminal. Airline 100 runs an efficient service from the airport to Waverley Bridge in the centre of Edinburgh, via Corstorphine and Haymarket. Journey time is about 25 minutes and buses leave every ten minutes between 4.40am and midnight. The cost is £3.30 single and £5 open return. For further details call +44 (0)131 555 6363 or +44 (0)131 556 2244.

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