An Edinburgh flat has hit the market with an incredible interior that appears it hasn't been touched for decades.
The unique one-bedroom flat has become available to purchase near Leith Links, with agents currently asking for offers over £200,000 for the property.
Coming with its own private front garden and well-sized rooms, the flat is expected to be well sought after, however it's decor is what makes it really unique.
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Although requiring some "modernisation", the ground-floor flat's decor has been preserved from what is thought to be the 1970s, coming with patterned carpets and matching curtains.
The front room appears to have been given a mustard yellow theme, with the carpets and curtains all matching the colour scheme. A similar idea has been carried out in the kitchen and dining room, with the decor all featuring green.
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Speaking about the property, agents Warners said: "Set on a quiet street, moments from the vast open green spaces of Leith Links is this spacious main door lower colony villa. Boasting a private front garden, free on street parking, double glazing and gas central heating this historic 19th century property which would now benefit from modernisation would make an ideal home in a highly sought-after location.
"The accommodation comprises a welcoming entrance hallway with ample sized storage cupboards, bright bay windowed lounge, garden facing dining kitchen, well-proportioned double bedroom with built-in wardrobe and the apartment is completed by a modern shower room.
"Externally the private front garden is paved for convenience with mature bushes offering an attractive border."
You can find more information here.
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