Waverley Gate

Waverley Gate is a prestigious office complex occupying the shell of the former General Post Office building on the prominent corner of Waterloo Place and North Bridge in the heart of Edinburgh. Retaining only the A-listed Italian Renaissance facade, the building was rebuilt from within in 2004 to provide 203,601 sq ft of modern open-plan office accommodation arranged over eight floors, above and below street level. The building is accessed from Waterloo Place. As you walk through the grand, listed façade you enter an impressive treble height entrance hall with 24hr manned reception. The ground floor has a stunning central atrium which maximises the natural light entering the building and provides a common seating area for tenants. There is a second entrance via Calton Road, 3 storeys below the Waterloo Place entrance, where the access to the car park is situated. Waverley Gate is one of very few offices within Edinburgh to benefit from spacious, landscaped roof gardens which are located on the fourth, fifth and sixth floors. They facilitate panoramic views to Calton Hill across the Waverley Valley to Arthur’s Seat, Edinburgh’s Old Town, and Edinburgh Castle. The property is situated at 2-4 Waterloo Place, at the east end of Edinburgh’s Princes Street, considered to be a prime location within the city. Waverley Gate benefits from a wide range of high-quality amenities on its doorstep including retail and leisure outlets, hotels, bars and restaurants on St Andrew Square, Princes Street and George Street and immediate access to road, rail, bus and tram transport communications.