Salisbury Court · Edinburgh

For students in Edinburgh, Salisbury Court is an ideal accommodation that "meets all their needs". It was designed from the start to address the pain points of student life, focusing on "independence, privacy, convenience and peace of mind".

Location

The exact address of the apartment is hidden on the edge of the Old Town of Edinburgh, adjacent to the core area of the University of Edinburgh. It combines the retro atmosphere of the old town and offers the ultimate convenience of being close to the university and having a smooth commute. Students will truly love it!

Arrival time:

It takes only 8 minutes to walk to the main campus (Old College) of the University of Edinburgh.

It takes about 12 minutes to reach popular departments such as the School of Humanities and the School of Law.

It takes 23 minutes to walk to the Edinburgh College of Art.

Apartment facilities

The facilities are fully configured to meet the daily needs of students. Especially inside the rooms, they are practical and comfortable, and you will feel at home after living there for a while.

The room type is Ensuite (private bathroom and shared kitchen), which is much more spacious than apartments at the same price. The double bed is of moderate firmness, and when you lie on it after staying up until early morning to catch up on due work, the fatigue will disappear instantly. The desk is large enough to hold a laptop, textbooks, and a lamp at the same time, and there is a small bookshelf beside it, so you don't have to pile books all over the table. Studio (private kitchen and bathroom) is suitable for students who like to be alone. There is a small refrigerator, an induction cooker, and an operating table in the kitchen area. You can occasionally cook tomato and egg noodles or bake chicken wings without having to accommodate others' schedules, and your life rhythm can be super free.

The shared kitchen has complete equipment. On weekends, you can cook hot pot and bake pizza with your roommates, and the atmosphere is full of warmth. The study room is quiet and bright. When you are catching up on due work, you don't have to rush to the library to grab a seat. You can focus on your studies right in the apartment.

Surrounding life

The apartment is恰好located in the "transition zone" on the edge of the Old Town. On the left is a quiet corner suitable for concentrating on studies, and on the right is a lively life within reach, perfectly meeting the dual needs of students.

Edinburgh is one of the safest cities in the UK with a low crime rate and efficient emergency services. The security configuration around the apartment makes people feel even more secure.

Nearby police support: It takes only 3 minutes to walk to the Old Town Police Station in Edinburgh. The daily patrol frequency is high. You can always see police officers in crowded areas such as Princes Street and North Bridge in the evening. Even when returning from the library late at night, seeing the patrol lights at the street corner makes you feel inexplicably at ease.

As the core area of the "Cultural Capital", the museums and exhibition halls around the apartment are as dense as an "open-air art classroom", and you can always have an impromptu cultural tour at any time.

Treasure exhibition halls within walking distance:

The Museum of Edinburgh (16 minutes' walk, High Street): In the exhibition hall renovated from a medieval building, there are everything from ancient city wall bricks to modern handicrafts. The antique atmosphere is especially suitable for taking souvenir photos, and occasionally you can catch a free Scottish folk exhibition.