A stunning 1920s Edinburgh mansion has hit the market complete with some breathtaking grounds and even a tennis court.
The six-bedroom property is tucked away in Balerno on the outskirts of the capital, and appears to be a peaceful break away from the hustle and bustle of city life.
Situated in 1.49 acres of private grounds, the house is accessed by a small road leading from Johnsburn Road itself, and is completely hidden from passers-by.
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Built in the 1920s, the house has had some modernisations over the years, however some parts of the decor may need a little freshening up by the new owners.
However, despite not being a plush new build, the mansion remains a beauty, with an array of bedrooms, two bathrooms and a garden room leading onto the patio.
It has to be said that the garden is one of the winning features of the house, coming with a huge lawn and even a full sized tennis court.
Currently on the market for offers over £1,200,000, agents Savills said: "Elsrickle is a magnificent 1920’s mansion house set in wonderful gardens and grounds of approximately 1.49 acres. The substantial and flexible accommodation is arranged over two floors with a layout that is well suited for family living and enjoys open views.
"The house is approached by a private leafy drive, which leads to a gravel area offering private parking for multiple cars. There are two detached single garages located next to the main home. A real feature of the property are the wonderful gardens and grounds with sweeping lawns, established woodland and a variety of mature plants and shrubs.
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"There is an all-weather tennis court at the end of the garden. Other features within the grounds include a vegetable patch and a paddock (around 0.36 acre) to the front of the property which is fenced away from the main grounds and offers a useful space for potential further development (subject to the necessary consents).
"The grounds of Elsrickle provide ample opportunity for an element of new build development. Suitable uses could include residential homes or a care home, subject to obtaining the necessary planning and technical consents. In addition to the grounds, the Paddock could be available as a separate lot which may be suitable for the development of 1-2 quality new homes, subject to the necessary consents."
You can find more information here.
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