A stunning three-bedroom Edinburgh home has hit the market, offering roof terrace views of the Firth of Forth. Situated in South Queensferry, a property offering such jaw-dropping views will surely be snapped up soon.
The home, on Linn Mill, also contains two bathrooms and comprises of a mix between modern and retro fixtures throughout. As well as an impressive terrace and fitted kitchen, the property also features stone walls cream integrated bedroom wardrobes, presenting a rare mix of both old and new.
The home also includes a spacious and attractive rear garden, which also is situated a stone's-throw away from the waterside, and also includes numerous colourful plants and shrubbery. ESPC describe the villa as "unique and spacious," with "panoramic views from many windows over the Firth of Forth, harbour & historic Bridges beyond.
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"The property is situated within the historic town of South Queensferry, famous for its superb backdrop of the Queensferry Crossing, Forth Road and Rail bridges. Excellent amenities are available in the town including a Post Office and a great selection of local shops and supermarkets.
"The flexible family accommodation comprises: welcoming entrance Vestibule, generously proportioned Sitting Room with sunken garden and windows and skylights providing excellent natural light - open plan to Dining Room, spacious and fully fitted Breakfasting Kitchen with Family Room / Dining Room, Lounge with feature fireplace and patio doors to large balcony with stunning views over the Firth of Forth, three large Double Bedrooms all with built in wardrobes and lovely views, family Bathroom with four piece suite and large Shower Room.
"A driveway provides off street parking and leads to a detached double Garage with up and over door, power, light and water supply. The property is set in extensive and very well maintained garden grounds with sweeping lawns and a lovely array of established plants, shrubs and trees."
Upon entering the home, a stone-walled welcome vestibule leads through to the lower-level spacious sitting room, where the whacky carpet and wooden ceiling certainly sets a certain type of ambience. Two separate small sets of stairs take guests both up a level and down.
The raised level presents a second sitting area, but with great views of the Firth of Forth. A stone fireplace and huge sliding doors onto the terrace create the perfect situation to unwind.
The lower level includes a spacious dining area which is aided by multiple large windows which allow plenty of natural light into the room during the day. The huge kitchen is presented with a middle island and multiple long units, with several integrated appliances which optimise the amount of space.
Yet another, but smaller, sitting room occupies the upper level, which also keeps the theme of the stone walls and is even fitted with quirky carpet which is made to look similar to the walls. Upstairs, all three bedrooms are situated, all of which have an impressive amount of space.
The principal bedroom features a wall-length integrated wardrobe, as well as open views to the rear garden. The bigger of the two bathrooms is a certainly a throwback, with a burnt orange bathtub and two wash basins, as well as a matching toilet.
The second bathroom contains a shower cubicle with an olive green coloured toilet and tiled sink area. Externally, the garden also features on two different levels, with small stairs at the foot of the grass leading down onto a separate patch, with various plants and shrubbery, as well as a stone feature.
There is a double-garage, as well as on-street parking on the street outside. If you're interested in this property, you can probably already tell that the price is going to be a lot higher than the average Edinburgh three-bedroom home. Offers of £695,000 are currently being held out for, but the incredible views may just be worth it.
To view the full property listing, you can do so here.
