A unique property in the city centre has been put up for sale, with ‘well-kept’ period features and huge rooms.
22 Queen Street, just minutes from Queen Street Gardens, is arranged over three floors and was previously used as an office space. Currently priced at £1.8 million, the home hit the market on Thursday.
Inside, the Georgian townhouse has maintained many of its original fixtures and boasts generously sized rooms. It also comes with seven car parking spaces.
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Savills, who are advertising the home, said: “An exceptional and prominent townhouse with generous car parking in the heart of Edinburgh city centre.
“22 Queen Street is a mid-terrace Georgian townhouse building of traditional stone construction arranged over lower ground, ground and three upper floors together with an open plan extension to the rear along with a traditional mews building. This office/townhouse has the potential to become an incredible residential development.
“The main building extends across to the rear elevation and now links up with the original mews building.
Internally, the property benefits from well-kept period features and well proportioned rooms with generous floor to ceiling heights providing plentiful amounts of natural daylight.
“There is a lift which services the townhouse from all levels. The property also benefits from seven car spaces to the rear, three of which are in a garage accessed off Thistle Street North West Lane.”
22 Queen Streets sits on the north side of the street, in-between Hanover and Frederick Street. Aside from Queen Street Gardens, plenty of retail and leisure amenities are also located nearby.
Just minutes walk away are both Waverley and Haymarket rail stations. You can find out more about the home here.
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