Edinburgh's 'cheapest' flat has hit the market for offers over only £60,000, and it comes with some sought after features.
Located in a block of flats in Muirhouse, the two-bedroom flat sits on the twentieth floor, so it might not be one for those who aren't a fan of heights.
However, despite being a considerably lower price than many properties in the city centre and beyond, the home has some ideal qualities if you're willing to give it a bit of TLC.
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Due to its height, images from the flat have shown some of the "uninterrupted views" you can get from the front door, which stretch right over to the Firth of Forth.
In addition, the flat comes with two well-sized bedrooms, a living and dining area, and a kitchen, however the decor is in need of a refurbishment.
Speaking about the property, agents Neilsons said: "An excellent opportunity has arisen to acquire this two bedroom flat situated on the twentieth floor of Martello Court, Edinburgh’s tallest residential building, with stunning uninterrupted views of The Forth Bridges, Edinburgh and the Lothians.
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"This property makes for an ideal first-time purchase or buy-to-let investment. Internally, the property does require some modernisation, while briefly consisting of, welcoming entrance hallway a large walk-in storage cupboard and separate boiler cupboard, bright and spacious dual-aspect lounge/diner, fully-fitted partially-tiled kitchen with a sizeable storage cupboard and access to the balcony, two well-proportioned double bedrooms with lots of space for freestanding furniture and different configurations, and a three-piece bathroom suite.
"The property also benefits from; a lift, secure door entry system, full-time concierge, gas central heating and double glazing. There is a charge to the property factor of £60pcm.
"There is a same-level drying green, private storage cupboard on ground level and unallocated on-street free parking to accommodate residents and visitors alike."
You can find more information here.
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