A beautiful church in the Portobello area of Edinburgh has been converted into a massive five-bedroom townhouse - and it could be yours as it's just been put on the market.
The exquisite family home stretches to 3,006 square feet and offers some of the most wonderful window architecture, due to its former life as a church.
The St James Townhouse has five bedrooms, four bathrooms, three public rooms, double-height living space and an abundance of original features.
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With period features and contemporary fittings, this beautiful church conversion has birthed a stunning four-level family home. Features include private gardens, and parking for all the family.
The accommodation comprises of a ground floor, which offers a spacious kitchen with an island and Silestone worktops, opening to the living-dining room. This area has floor-to-ceiling windows bathing the ground floor in natural light.
A double bedroom and jack and jill shower room complete the ground floor. On the first floor is a lovely, formal drawing room and a spacious master bedroom with a dressing area and en suite bathroom.
The second floor has a wonderful mezzanine gallery area overlooking the drawing room and benefits from the light allowed in by the wonderful original church windows.
A spacious double bedroom with excellent storage completes this level. On the third floor, there are two en suite bedrooms with velux-style windows, offering complete privacy.
This home is on the market for a fixed price of a whopping £975,000 - and is under a freehold tenure.
Seconds from Portobello Beach, this home is perfect for any large family looking to relocate to Edinburgh.
Find out more about the property, and tour the home virtually, on the Rightmove website now.
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