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Letting in Stirling, Stirling, Stirlingshire

Letting in Stirling
Stirling
Stirlingshire

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The perfect alternative to expensive impersonal hotels, Letting in Stirling offers a portfolio of properties in the heart of the city, all fully furnished to the highest standards and available for both short and long stays. Located in Princes Street, Wellgreen Gate, Wallace Street and Park Avenue our city centre properties are only a few minutes walk from Stirling Castle, the Old City Jail, Argyll's lodging plus shopping and restaurants to suit all tastes. Choose from traditional or new, including two bedroom luxury apartments - newly built and luxuriously appointed, a recently renovated traditional property or a ground floor 3 bedroom flat with views to the Wallace Monument. All offer freedom, space and convenience - a place to live not just to sleep! Open all year.

Our apartments are designed to make your stay relaxing and comfortable. Powerful showers, quality beds and bed linen, well equipped kitchens, spacious lounges, contemporary décor and furnishings ensure that your stay in Stirling will be an enjoyable experience.

Whether you are a discerning tourist looking for a comfortable base to explore Scotland or a business person who has grown tired of the restrictions of a hotel, our serviced apartments offer space, flexibility and more amenities at competitive price.

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Months Open: All Year
Nearest Major Town: Stirling
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