Edinburgh’s Malta Terrace is a short cul-de-sac off St Bernard’s Row, in the Stockbridge area of the city. Houses 1-9 lie on one side of the street, and Malta House on the other. Numbers 3 to 9 are two-storeyed houses with basements, built c.1820-23. The bow-windowed tenement of Numbers 1 and 2, on the corner with St Bernard’s Row, was built about 1869. The individual cast iron balconies that run along the length of the first floor of the terrace are said to be typical of the period.