A chic Edinburgh flat in Inverleith, with a hidden private garden and tartan carpets, has hit the market
The two-bedroom abode resembles a striking modern hotel with a sleek theme and newly fitted kitchen and bathroom.
The most desirable aspect of the property is the secret private garden which can be accessed using glass patio doors from the living room.
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The pictures show a stunning sun trap, West facing garden with a mixture of neatly cut grass and patio squares. Spacious enough to sunbathe or host guests in, the garden is decorated with plants and trees growing in pots around the edges.
High walls and fencing keep the garden hidden from public view while allowing the sun in.
A rare separate kitchen and living room set up is also shown alongside the bedrooms which are uniquely fitted with tartan carpets.
The listing on the property site Rightmove boasts separate and spacious rooms: “The property is presented in good order throughout, with generous proportions and a private West-facing garden.
“The kitchen is modern with space for eating and there is a separate utility room off the hallway. The living space is particularly spacious with ample space for a dining table to accommodate 8 or more guests.
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“Large folding glass doors flood the room with natural light, opening into the private West-facing garden. There are up to two good-sized double bedrooms, one with fitted wardrobes, and a family bathroom.”
From the outside the ground floor flat is accessed from a main door. The outer building is a renovated Georgian house that stands out in the street with pillars and a fresh coat of white paint.
Situated in the sought-after area of Inverleith right next door to the Royal Botanic Gardens, the sophisticated property comes at a high cost of £475,000.
