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The Local Area

A historic harbour town where centuries of seafaring history meet the water, and where the city is never far away.

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The Local Area

A historic harbour town where centuries of seafaring history meet the water, and where the city is never far away.

Aerial view of the Forth Railway Bridge near Edinburgh. A huge V
Aerial view of the Forth Railway Bridge near Edinburgh. A huge V

South Queensferry is one of the Firth of Forth’s most characterful corners. Cobbled streets, independent cafés and a rich maritime past meet the shoreline, and The Barracks sits within easy reach of local shops, restaurants and marina life, with open coast and countryside close at hand.

Edinburgh city centre is only a short journey away, and excellent road and rail links place the capital, the airport and beyond within comfortable reach. It is a rare balance, the calm of a coastal community, with the city never far away.

Aerial view of the Forth Railway Bridge near Edinburgh. A huge V

On the doorstep

Port Edgar Marina

Scotland’s premier coastal marina, right alongside with waterside cafés and restaurants, boat trips and sailing, and uninterrupted views of all three bridges.

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The old town

Harbour & High Street

The heart of South Queensferry, a cobbled, historic harbour lined with independent shops, bakeries and cafés, with seafaring history at every turn.

South Queensferry

The bridges

The Forth Bridges

Three remarkable feats of engineering, including the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Forth Bridge. The viewpoint is the classic spot to watch the trains cross at sunset.

The new Queensferry Crossing bridge (on the right) over the Firt

Dining

By the Water

A dining scene that punches above its size. Orocco Pier leads a cluster of well-loved waterfront spots alongside The Boat House and Thirty Knots. All within a short stroll.

Top view of the dining table. Hands scooping food including grilled river prawns, seafood, fried chicken tendons, stir-fried chili paste, and fried soft-shell crab with garlic.

Into the city

Dalmeny Station

Around twenty minutes by train to Edinburgh Waverley, putting the capital, its culture and its connections within easy daily reach.

Edinburgh, Scotland. The Dalmeny railway station in South Queensferry, close to the Forth Rail Bridge

A grand day out

Hopetoun House

One of Scotland’s finest stately homes, with 400 years of history and sweeping estate grounds on the Firth, just along the coast.

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Coastal walks

Dalmeny Estate

The shoreline path through the Rosebery estate offers one of the area’s loveliest walks, winding past beaches and open parkland towards Cramond.

Dalmeny House, Edinburgh.

Family

Local Schools

There are several primary schools in the South Queensferry area, with Echline Primary School as the most local to The Barracks.  Queensferry High School is a state-of-the-art facility, serving the town and surrounding areas.

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