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Bank House
2 Spylaw Avenue,
Colinton,
Edinburgh,
EH13 0LR
Telephone:
0131 441 5022
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Languages Spoken:
English
French (a little)
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Bank House is an elegant listed Georgian house in the
village of Colinton, 3 miles south west of Edinburgh city
centre. The house enjoys a secluded position in its own
walled garden up a private drive.
There
are three double bedrooms each with en-suite bathroom with
bath and/or shower, cable televisions and DVDs. Whilst the
facilities are modern, many of the original features have
been retained.
I have
the Scottish Tourist Board Excellent Quality Award of Four
Stars.
You
can relax in the original drawing room with open fire and
views of the lovely gardens. Breakfast is taken in the
spacious dining room with its period features.
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Bank House is ideally situated as a base for sightseeing in
the City as well as touring Scotland. I am only minutes from
the City Bypass and motorways and for exploring Edinburgh,
guests could leave their bikes in the private parking area
within the grounds and take the excellent bus service in the
centre (a 15 minute journey).
Bikes
can be parked in front of the house (out of sight from the
road), in a covered area or garaged and trailers can also be
accommodated in the yard.
Edinburgh is an ideal base for discovering Scotland, its
history and scenery. The Borders, Fife and St. Andrews,
Glasgow, the West Coast and the Highlands are within a day's
drive.There are also plenty of good eating places locally
and in Edinburgh.
No Smoking on premises
Bookings & Enquiries Telephone:
0131 441 5022 | 
The
Hall Pillars house was originally built and owned by Crawford
which were offices and a spirit store in the late 18th
century. Most of the building still has a lot of its character
left as you can see as you walk in through the main entrance.
The courtyard where our free parking is situated was
traditionally used as the delivery entrance where the horse
and carts brought the whiskey from the highlands to be
blended. 
