Category: News

A Wee Note on Parking!

All you need to know about parking at the warehouse on your visit. Parking is free on a Saturday, but not through the week! We don’t want you getting a parking ticket, so please do not park in the ‘permit holders only’ spaces around us. You must use the RingGo app to book parking and …

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Open As Normal This Summer Bank Holiday!

5th of August already?! We hope you have some nice things planned today. We of course would love to see you, so we are pleased to let you know we are open as normal. Here are our hours below for reference: Mon – Thur: 8:30am to 5:30pmFriday: 8:30am to 5:00pmSaturday: 10:00am to 2:00pmSunday: Closed Click …

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Open As Normal This Easter Weekend!

It’s almost the Easter weekend and we hope you are excited and are getting some nice things planned! We of course would love to see you through it, so we are pleased to let you know there is no change – we are open as normal. Here are our hours below for reference: Mon – …

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Happy New Year!

We hope you are easing into 2024 nicely, feeling rested after the festive season and looking forward to the year ahead. Here at the Georgian Antiques warehouse we are back into full-swing operations, adding plenty of new stock to our floors upstairs and getting them uploaded to the web. Do pop by if you haven’t …

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Do Not Fear, the Trams are Here!

Get to the warehouse in no time. We are absolutely delighted to say that the long-awaited trams are here, and what a joy they are. What is even better, is that there is a stop just a 4 minute walk away from us! Map below: This is a fantastic new and fast way to get …

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Parking at the Warehouse!

Dear Customers, As you may or may not know, Edinburgh City Council are implementing changes to the parking restrictions around the Warehouse in Pattison Street, so here is some information to keep you posted! New parking controls will not come into operation until Monday 26th June 2023 – so please ignore the road marks until …

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