Woodside is a semi-detached barn conversion within the grounds of Faside Estate. The stone barn was previously used for agricultural storage before being converted in 1996.

The ground floor accommodation comprises one double bedroom and one twin bedroom with 2 children's beds and a family bathroom with bath and handheld shower. The floors throughout this level are of beautiful Chinese Slate and reclaimed wood flooring is used on the upper level.

Upstairs is a large open plan living area with a kitchen comprising of electric cooker/hob; fridge; microwave; ample storage and all the mod cons. There is also a washing machine with integral dryer. There is a dining table which seats 4, perfect for enjoying your evening meals.

The focal point of the living area is the full height window which boasts stunning panoramic views at all times of day through all the seasons. From here you can see the Forth Rail Bridge; Arthur's Seat; Edinburgh; the coast of Fife and, on a really clear day, over to the Lomond Hills.

Wallyford station is only 3 miles away with plenty of free parking, and the train takes 11 minutes to get to Waverley, right in the heart of Edinburgh.

The City of Edinburgh comprises the Old Town and the New Town. The Old Town is dominated by Edinburgh Castle, which is essentially a complex of buildings situated on top of a volcanic peak. The High Street (or Royal Mile) leads downhill from the Castle to Holyrood Palace, which is one of the Queen's residences in Scotland.

The city abounds with a wide variety of museums, historic houses, art galleries, concert halls; it is essentially an arts city full of culture. The Edinburgh International Festival is the finest festival of music, art and drama in the world and is a major attraction during the summer when an impressive Military Tattoo is also held in the evenings at Edinburgh Castle. In addition to the official Festival, there is the Fringe Festival which caters for the avant-garde with hundreds of university and college groups performing new works. Jazz, film, book and folk festivals are usually held through the summer when the city definitely takes on a festive air.

In and around Edinburgh there are many excellent golf courses. Muirfield is about 8 miles from Fa'side; the Musselburgh Links (9 holes), which Fa'side overlooks, was used for some of the very earliest championships.

Fa'side is well situated for access to the Border Country in the south, across the Forth Road Bridge north to Perth and Inverness, and westwards to Glasgow, Stirling and the West Highlands. Close by are lovely sandy beaches at Gullane, North Berwick and Dunbar, while inland the countryside is rich in agriculture.

Woodisde is available on a self-catering basis for holiday lets with a Friday change-over.