Evergreen Property Ltd, based in Stockbridge, Edinburgh, have been voted one of the top 3 short term rental managers in Scotland by Travelmag. Barry and his team always go the extra mile to ensure guests have a great time. We provide welcome booklets and have lots of ways guests can ask questions.

Stunningly renovated and completely refurbished at the end of 2019, this beautiful, light and spacious property will appeal to anyone with a love of modern decor, the sea and views. With 3 bedrooms (2 kings and a single) the apartment easily accommodates groups of 5 or fewer. With one en-suite shower room and a further shower room, there will be no need for queuing in the morning. With a wood-burning stove and far-reaching views to Fife over the Firth of Forth, the sitting room is a sanctuary. Please note, the balcony is not suitable for infants or children under 6. Any child outside should be accompanied by an adult and we cannot take responsibility for any injuries.

The name, Musselburgh, derives from the extensive mussel beds which lie along its shore on the Firth of Forth. The Coat of Arms for Musselburgh is made up of three mussels and three anchors, with the anchors referring to the fishing tradition of the community. The interesting old market town of Musselburgh lies six miles east of Edinburgh, where the River Esk meets the sea. The 'Honest Town' developed from the 12th century as a rival to the capital nearby, with trade helped by having a port, which today is still lightly used for fishing and pleasure boating. Musselburgh Racecourse, the oldest in Scotland, has been a venue for racing since 1816. It was originally known as Edinburgh Races with meetings held on Leith sands. The racecourse then moved on to the attractive meadows setting at Musselburgh where it has been ever since. As a boutique venue, and VisitScotland Five Star Visitor Attraction, the racecourse is the ideal location for a great day out. The Racecourse is also home to the historic 9-hole Musselburgh Links, apparently used by James IV in 1504, home of the Honourable Company of Edinburgh Golfers from 1836 to 1891 and was host to the first Open Golf Championship