A "substantial" five-bedroom townhouse in Edinburgh is on the market for offers over £1,100,000.
The property is located Murrayfield Gardens on "an elegant terrace situated on a quiet residential street in the highly desirable neighbourhood of Murrayfield".
Murrayfield is popular among families due to its close location to "several well-regarded schools", as well as "excellent" transport links and "easy access to a wide choice of recreational and leisure facilities".
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The listing states: "Spanning three storeys, the much-loved family home offers versatile and spacious accommodation with the upper-level front-of-house rooms enjoying panoramic views of the majestic Pentlands Hills.
"Packed full of period charm, the handsome sandstone property features many attractive architectural features including bay windows, original fireplaces and decorative cornicework.
"In addition to the well-maintained front garden, the property boasts a large, east-facing rear garden with a good-sized lawn and a recently added sun terrace and summerhouse.
"The property is conveniently positioned close to a wide selection of local amenities in Roseburn as well as within easy reach of the Water of Leith Walkway and the city’s extensive off-road cycle network."
Looking inside the property, the ground floor consists of an entrance hall, a living room, an open-plan dining-kitchen space, a utility room, a WC room, a pantry, a hall cloakroom cupboard, and access to under stair storage.
Moving up to the first floor, there is a drawing Room, a principal bedroom with walk-in wardrobe and en-suite shower room, a bathroom, and a landing linen cupboard.
Meanwhile, the second floor houses the four other bedrooms, as well as a family shower room. There is also hatch roof access.
The outside space is comprised of a recently paved front garden with seating area, a storage shed & EV charging point, an enclosed east-facing rear garden with paved sun terrace for outdoor dining, a large expanse of lawn, a summerhouse with attached storeroom, and a garden shed.
Other key features include a gas central heating system, and an alarm system with police station connection.
More information and photos can be found here.
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