A rustic two bedroom house nestled behind a walled garden has hit the market in the desirable Trinity area.
The semi-detached coach house comes with a double garage, greenhouse, raised plant beds and gorgeous stone courtyard. However, with offers over £465,000, it’s not going cheaply.
The house is accessed through a double gate through the private walled garden, the property even comes with its own entry phone system and the stone courtyard offers plenty of space for cars to park and turn.
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Arranged over two levels, the ground floor of this freehold contains the private double garage for the property. On the ground floor is also a charming dining kitchen that features wooden worktops, plenty of natural light and rustic roughcast walls.
Upstairs are the bedrooms, bathroom and living room. All of the rooms feature hardwood flooring and some roughcast walls that gives the house a unique charm.
The living room offers plenty of space to entertain and a fireplace set into the far wall and one of the bedrooms features a built-in wardrobe. All of the hardwood floors are sealed and the property features partial double glazing to help retain heat.
Outside, the courtyard offers lots of space to enjoy the sunshine and the greenhouse has plenty of potential for growing your own plants. Located in the popular Trinity area, the house still has great access to the rest of Leith and the city centre.
Posted on property website Zoopla, the agent said: “Charming stone built semi detached coach house with generous, gated and walled courtyard.
Full of character, this delightful home is arranged over two levels and comprises; a dining kitchen with a most useful utility cupboard, well lit landing giving access to all the other apartments including the lovely lounge, two bedroom – one with built-in wardrobes, bathroom with a white three piece suite having a Triton shower over the bath
“Trinity is one of Edinburgh’s most sought after residential areas. Local shopping is available on Granton Road and nearby Ferry Road, plus Ocean Terminal at the Shore offers a choice of High Street stores, a gym and a multiplex cinema.
“The property is also ideally placed for ready access to the city centre with good local bus services. Granton harbour, Inverleith Park and the Royal Botanic Gardens are readily accessible.”
You can see more of the property here.
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