Myreside

Myreside is a district located in the south of Edinburgh, Scotland. It is primarily known as the home of Tynecastle Park, the stadium of Heart of Midlothian Football Club. The area is predominantly residential, characterized by a mix of traditional tenement buildings and more modern housing developments. Historically, Myreside was an agricultural area before urban expansion in the late 19th and early 20th centuries transformed it into a suburban community.

The district benefits from its proximity to Edinburgh city centre, offering residents convenient access to a wide range of amenities, educational institutions, and employment opportunities. Public transport links are well-established, with regular bus services connecting Myreside to other parts of the city. Local facilities include shops, schools, and parks, contributing to a settled community feel.

One of the most significant landmarks in Myreside, aside from Tynecastle, is the former Myreside International Sports Centre, which was a prominent venue for athletics and speedway. While the stadium has undergone changes, its legacy is part of the area's sporting heritage. The surrounding residential streets provide a leafy and relatively quiet environment for its inhabitants, making it a popular choice for families and individuals seeking a balance between urban convenience and suburban living.