A former Edinburgh hostel with a curious past has hit the market - boasting stunning views of Arthur's Seat.
The ground floor, two-bedroom flat has recently been put on the market which is located in the Newington area and is surrounded by stunning green areas of East Suffolk Park which are to be enjoyed by the local residents.
The historical “B” listed building was originally designed by the renowned Edinburgh architect, Mr A K Robertson in 1913 as a “Hostel” accommodation for female students attending the University of Edinburgh.
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The advertisement by SA&T on Rightmove reads: “The development has retained much of its original character and charm with the open green spaces which were original hockey pitches now lovely landscaped gardens to be enjoyed by the residents.”
“The property affords a generous and well-proportioned accommodation which has all the comforts of modern living yet within a traditional setting. Full gas central heating has been installed and ensures a comfortable and ambient living environment.”
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"East Suffolk Park is located in the established residential area of Newington and is well served by a host of excellent amenities. These include a selection of everyday shops as well as a more comprehensive variety of retailers at the nearby Cameron Toll Shopping Centre. "
"The area is within close proximity to Edinburgh University and Kings Buildings and the Edinburgh Royal Infirmary. The property comprises of two bedrooms, one bathroom, lounge/dining room, a good sized kitchen alongside a storage room."
The flat is located in the Newington area at 20/1 East Suffolk Park and is on the market for £320,000. It can be viewed here.
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