Lothian Road, Tollcross, Edinburgh, EH3 9BG
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Albany Lettings are pleased to present this lovely one bedroom property within a serviced apartment block in a prime city centre location, with entry phone, closed circuit tv, lift and staircase acces...
Property features:
Double Glazing, Gym, No Smoking, No pets, Shower, Swimming Pool
Attractive, 2 bedroom property located on Horne Terrace, a quiet no-through road in the desirable Viewforth area of the City. The ground floor flat is available UNFURNISHED with white goods…
Property features:
Bath, Council Tax Band - B, Double Glazing, EPC Rating - C, Fridge Freezer, Ground Floor, No pets, Permit Parking Available, Public Transport Links, Secure Entry...
Attractive, 4-bedroom, HMO flat located on West Bryson Road near Fountainbridge, to the west of the city. Napier University and the Meadows…
Property features:
2nd Floor, Carpet Flooring, Council Tax Band - E, Double Glazing, EPC Rating - C, Electric Heating, Fridge Freezer, HMO Compliant, Permit Parking Available...
Spacious, bright and airy four bedroom flat to rent close to Bruntsfield fully refurbished, with separate bay window lounge and spacious kitchen. AVAILABLE 25th SEPTEMBER 2026, FURNISHED. HMO COMPLI...
Property features:
Central Heating, Fridge Freezer, No Smoking, No pets, Shower
Edinburgh Napier University was founded as Napier Technical College in 1964, but was granted a charter in 1992, making it the third Edinburgh institution to officially get university status. It is named after John Napier, the inventor of the logarithm who was born on the University’s campus – albeit over 400 years before there was a University there!
It has only been referred to as Edinburgh Napier University for less than five years, having gone through several names changes before that. Despite this, ‘Napier’ has always been in the name somewhere, and is the name the university goes by amongst students and locals. People attending the university tend to stay in student flats around Morningside or Craiglockhart, which are near both the main and the Merchiston Campus.
All of the areas around the city, however, offer varied and comfortable student accommodation and Edinburgh’s south eastern corner is home to some of the greenest parts of the city. The famous Meadows and Bruntsfield areas are located in between Napier’s two campuses, offering a full range of upmarket bars and cafes as well as other fare, and have a good number of student lets available.