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    SALTIRE COURT 20 CASTLE TERRACE EDINBURGH Cost effective GRADE A OFFICES with fit out Saltire Court is located in Edinburgh’s Castle Terrace public car park is directly opposite Exchange District, adjacent to Edinburgh the building and discounted rates are available. Location Castle and Princes Street Gardens. This is a It is one of the most prestigious and well known prime office location close to bus, rail and buildings in Edinburgh and occupiers include KPMG, Deloitte, Shoosmiths and Close Brothers. tram links together with retail and leisure Dine is a fine dining restaurant located in the amenities on Lothian Road and Princes Street. development and there is also a coffee shop. Waverley Rail Station The Meadows Quartermile Edinburgh Castle St Andrew Square Bus Terminus Castle Terrace Codebase Car Park Lothian Road Princes Street Gardens George Street Usher Hall Edinburgh International The Principal Conference Centre Charlotte Square Princes Street Saltire Court Sheraton Grand Hotel & Spa Charlotte Square Waldorf Astoria Tram Line Haymarket station (5 mins) Description Saltire Court is a prime Grade A office building and the large entrance has an outlook to Edinburgh Castle. The building offers a concierge style reception and there are large break out areas within the common parts available to all occupiers. The ground floor office is accessed directly from the reception and is a prominent suite. The lower ground floor can be accessed via a feature stair or lifts. The first floor is accessed from the building’s main lift core or feature stair. All suites have windows on to Castle Terrace. The specification includes: • LED Lighting • Metal suspended ceiling • Air-conditioning • Self contained toilets The space can be offered with the benefit of the high quality fit out or refurbished.