An unusual property has hit the market in Edinburgh, and it has Arthur's Seat as its back garden.
The two-bedroom flat comes as part of a conversion development, which saw the former James Clark School transformed into modern apartments.
Originally built in the early 1900s, the site is steeping in history, with the property tucked away on the ground floor.
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Currently on the market for £235,000, inside the flat has a unique design, with the living room raised up on a mezzanine level just a few steps above the kitchen.
As well as slightly higher windows than usual, the building is lucky enough to have Holyrood Park and Arthur's Seat right at its back door, with the landmark providing some beautiful views for residents.
Put on the market by Warners, the estate agents said: "The property forms part of the conversion of an historic building dating from the early 1900's, originally the James Clark School, set within landscaped communal grounds incorporating residents' permit parking.
"A few steps out of the grounds take you directly into the Park where you can enjoy scenic walks or cycles. The current owners have carried out many improvements to the property over the last few years resulting in a ready to move into home.
"These included stylish fittings in the kitchen and bathroom, the fitting of wi-fi controlled electric radiators, secondary glazing, new carpets and fresh decor."
You can find more information on the property here.
