Blackhall Manor

Blackhall Manor is a wonderful celebration house.

Boasting stunning architecture, expansive light-filled reception areas, a games room, hot tub, sauna, and outdoor bar, it offers the perfect mix of entertainment and relaxation.

Inside, the elegant accommodation stretches across four floors.

On the ground floor, a grand entrance hall leads to a series of impressive reception rooms, including a large, light-filled drawing room with stunning views of the grounds.

For post-dinner entertainment, a games room and a separate TV room provide options for everyone.

There’s a beautiful, panelled dining room for grand meals, with French doors opening onto the gardens.

A well-equipped main kitchen with Aga is complemented by a second kitchen downstairs.

There are 10 luxurious, elegant bedrooms and eight bathrooms spread across the house. Several rooms can be configured as twins or doubles for flexible sleeping arrangements.

Three bedrooms with two shower rooms are conveniently located on the lower ground floor, along with a second kitchen and a dedicated dining area for eight.

Outside

Blackhall Manor sits within 5 acres of tranquil grounds. Mature trees provide a peaceful backdrop for outdoor dining and garden games, and there’s a charming Wendy house for the children.

There’s also a wonderful enclosed area with a hot tub, steam room and sauna to enjoy.

Edmund’s choice of extraordinary feature

“The standout feature of Blackhall Manor has to be “location, location, location!” I can’t think of any other property that combines such a tranquil setting with a location close to the heart of a historic city. “

About the location

Blackhall Manor is situated just 2 miles from Edinburgh City Centre. Haymarket and Waverley train stations are around 15 minutes away, and Edinburgh Airport is around 20 minutes.

The property is also easily accessible from M8, M9 and M90.

Things to do

Edinburgh is a city steeped in history and beauty, with castles, palaces, parks, historic streets and more to explore.

Don’t miss the iconic Edinburgh Castle with its 900-year history. Take a stroll down the historic Royal Mile, lined with historic pubs and shops and home to the famous St Giles Cathedral.

For breathtaking views of the city and surrounding countryside, take a relatively short but strenuous hike up Arthur’s Seat in the 650-acre Holyrood Park (good walking shoes required!).