Located in the heart of Perth, Scotland, the Princes Street Apartment is a charming one-bedroom accommodation that spans two levels and comfortably sleeps three guests. Originally designed as a photographic studio for the renowned Victorian photographer Magnus Jackson, this unique apartment carries a rich historical significance. Jackson, who made a mark in the 19th century with his extensive collection of glass negatives, established his first studio in Marshall Place before relocating to the purpose-built premises at 62 Princes Street in 1884, where he combined his studio and shop across multiple floors.
The layout of the apartment offers a welcoming reception hallway that leads into a bright open-plan living and dining area, complete with a modern fitted kitchen. This space is designed for both comfort and functionality, making it ideal for relaxation and entertaining. The upper level features a generous double bedroom and a newly updated shower room, ensuring that guests enjoy a comfortable stay. A standout feature of the property is the private and sheltered terrace, providing a delightful outdoor space perfect for gatherings or quiet moments in the fresh air, all while being heated by efficient gas central heating.
Conveniently situated on the edge of the bustling city centre, the Princes Street Apartment allows guests to easily access a variety of amenities. The surrounding area boasts a vibrant selection of high street shops, boutiques, supermarkets, restaurants, and bars, as well as leisure attractions. Its proximity to South Inch Parklands enhances the appeal for those looking to enjoy outdoor activities and natural beauty, making it an ideal location for both relaxation and exploration.
For those seeking recreational activities, the apartment is near King James VI Golf Course and North Inch Golf Course, providing excellent options for golf enthusiasts. Nature lovers can explore the scenic Woodland Park and Ochil Hills, while sports fans might enjoy events at the nearby Perth Ice Rink or McDiarmid Park. The area also offers opportunities for birdwatching and various other leisure pursuits, ensuring that guests can make the most of their stay in this vibrant Scottish city.
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