Graysmill
Set amidst mature trees close to the picturesque banks of the Water of Leith, in one of the most sought after residential areas of the capital, Graysmill is a secluded and peaceful retreat and a very special place to put down roots. These luxurious homes offer easy access to Edinburgh’s rich cultural and social amenities.
Location
One of the most desirable neighbourhoods in Edinburgh, Craiglockhart is a delightful haven of greenery and calm.
Leisure
Graysmill is ideally placed to take advantage of Edinburgh’s superb waterside walks and cycle paths. The picturesque Craiglockhart Dell, Craiglockhart Hill and Colinton Dell are just short walks away. The Water of Leith, adjacent to the development, has pathways stretching to Leith in one direction and out to Balerno and the Pentland Hills in the other. And at the nearby visitor centre, which offers an informative introduction to the flora and fauna along the river, you can access the Union Canal towpath which runs from the city centre all the way out to Falkirk. For more organised sporting activities the Craiglockhart Sports Centre, with its Pulse Centre gym and diverse sports amenities, is noted for the excellence of its tennis facilities and regularly hosts major events. Central Edinburgh has an internationally acclaimed choice of live entertainment, cinemas, museums, galleries and some of the Capitals best shops.
Shopping
There is a selection of food and drink outlets, including convenience stores and post offices within walking distance of Graysmill on Colinton Road. A more comprehensive choice can be found in Straiton Retail Park including Marks and Spencers Food Hall to the east and the Gyle Shopping Centre to the west, as well as in the city centre.
Transport
With easy routes into the centre and fast access to the City Bypass and Edinburgh Airport, Graysmill is a surprisingly convenient base. There is a local rail station at Slateford, around a mile away, and good bus services from both Slateford Road and Colinton Road.
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