About Us
History
Belgrave Crescent Gardens located in the West End, contributing to the architectural and historically significant New Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
They were established in 1877 by the proprietors of Belgrave Crescent who acquired the land in front of their houses to preserve and improve the view across the Valley of the Water of Leith.
The Gardens Today
The Gardens are one of the largest and most varied in Edinburgh, comprising an expansive lawn, woodland paths down to the Water of Leith and Dean Village, a children's playground and separate play-area, and a barbecue area.
Several events are run throughout the year, including an outdoor Carol Service and Summer Party, with the primary goal of supporting local charities.
Membership
Residents of qualifying addresses are eligible to apply for access on an annual, recurring basis.
How to Find Us
The Gardens are conveniently located between Belgrave Crescent and the Water of the Leith, a short walk from Stockbridge, the West End, and the Centre of Edinburgh.
There are gates leading out onto Belgrave Crescent, Dean Path, and Dean Village.
Get in touch
E-mail: belgravecrescentgardens@gmail.com