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Nira Caledonia

Edinburgh, Scotland, United Kingdom · Nira Hotels · Near Luxury

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John Wilson, the Blackwood's critic who wrote as Christopher North, moved into his mother's house at 6 Gloucester Place after a family speculation nearly ruined him. Nira Caledonia keeps 6 and 10, a Category A terrace Thomas Bonnar designed in 1822, back when the street was still King's Place. There is no lift, because the listing will not take one: Blackwoods pours downstairs, and Stockbridge market is the weekend walk.

About Nira Caledonia

History

Thomas Bonnar designed the even numbers of Gloucester Place, 4 to 14, in 1822-24. The street was still called King's Place, and the name changed in 1824. No. 6 was the house John Wilson, Christopher North of Blackwood's, used with his mother after a speculation nearly broke him. The hotel later traded as Number Ten. MPS Puri's Nira Hotels has owned 6 and 10 Gloucester Place since April 2011. The Category A stone still has no lift and no air conditioning.

The setting

6 and 10 Gloucester Place, EH3 6EF, where the Second New Town meets the Moray Estate, a short walk from Stockbridge, the weekend market, and the Water of Leith. Princes Street is about ten minutes on foot.

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