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What do you think of the area and surrounding area, Is it a desent place to live?? Would you be happy to live there?? yes it is a nice area and the crematorium is not really a problem because i don't think any of the houses back onto it and if it is the relatively new estate then it is further up the road from the the "creamy" also it is within walking distance from the city centre and it seems fairly quiet. and yes i would be happy to stay there, in fact I just stay along the road from there! Easter Warriston House is now the crematorium. The area is Inverleith. it is one of the more desirable areas of Edinburgh. If you don't mind being close to the crematorium. |
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