A five-bedroom property in Edinburgh that is "new to the market" is available to purchase for offers over £1,750,000.
The "exceptional family home" is located at the edge of the Cammo Nature Reserve, around five miles out of the city centre. Its location means that it offers "a coveted rural setting" but also easy access to the centre of Edinburgh.
According to the listing, there are a number of "scenic" walking trails near the property, as well as "excellent" schools and a "wide range of recreational activities". There are also bus and cycle links into the city centre.
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The listing states: "Boasting a magnificent indoor mosaic-tiled swimming pool, this design-led five-bedroomed property enjoys a picturesque rural setting situated between the Cammo Estate Nature Reserve and the river Almond Walkway.
"Spanning over 5,300 square feet, this spectacular and stylishly presented detached house is arranged over two floors and features high-specification fixtures and fittings, luxury modern bathrooms and magazine-worthy interiors with an abundance of Asian artwork and statement designer wallpapers.
"The substantial property sits on a secure and sheltered plot at the end of a long private driveway and is backed by the leafy foliage and mature trees that run along the river Almond."
It continues: "The exceptional family home offers well-proportioned accommodation with versatile entertaining and living spaces with the free-flowing living-dining-entertaining space that opens out onto an expansive sun terrace a particular highlight."
Looking inside the property, the ground floor includes an inviting reception hall and an inner entrance hall that guide you through to the cosy lounge. The stunning swimming pool is also located on this floor, as well as a changing and shower room and a gym.
The principal bedroom (including an en-suite bathroom), as well as the four other bedrooms are also located on the ground floor. One is currently being used as a home office, while two of the others are also en-suite.
The ground floor also contains a cloakroom cupboard, two hall cupboards, a linen cupboard, and a storage control cupboard with CCTV.
Meanwhile, the garden level includes an open-plan kitchen, dining, and living space, as well as a garden room and an "extensive" sun terrace to the rear of the property. There is also a utility room, a WC room, a storage cupboard, a laundry room, and a staircase to the reception hall.
Looking outside, the property comes with a private driveway, an automated triple garage, a terraced garden and decked area and a pool plant room.
More information and photos can be found here.
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