An ‘incredible’ five bedroom townhouse in the New Town has been put up for sale, boasting views across to Arthurs Seat and a secret walled garden.
21/3 East Claremont Street joined the market on Wednesday, currently priced at £575,000. The property sits on the third floor, set within a ‘stunning’ Georgian tenement block.
With flexible accommodation and plenty of natural light, the home combines period fixtures with modern decor. One highlight is a shared secret garden, as well as a smaller private garden.
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Take a look inside the home below.
Property agents Savils, who are selling the home, said: “The property offers spacious lateral accommodation and benefits from both north and south facing aspects, allowing for plenty of natural light throughout the day.
“A blend of modern fixtures and fittings combined with a range of wonderful original features, including original fireplaces, intricate cornicing and working shutters make this property a fine example of a traditional Georgian apartment.
“It is also worth noting that this property benefits from shared access to a lovely walled garden. The accommodation flows from a welcoming reception hall taking you into the heart of the flat.
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“The sitting room has two large sash and case windows providing impressive, open views towards Calton Hill and Arthur’s Seat. The principal bedroom is particularly spacious with incredible city views and boasts three large sash and case windows.
“There are three further bedrooms and a large study room. The kitchen is modern and well equipped with solid wood work surfaces and wall and base units.
“There is a good sized breakfast island and an additional space for dining. The flat benefits from a bathroom suite and additional shower room.”
East Claremont Streets sits within the New Town Conservation Area, and is located within walking distance to the St James Quarter and Multrees Walk. A Tesco supermarket and Lidl sit on the adjacent street, with the home falling within the catchment area of St Mary’s Primary School.
You can find out more about the home, and book a viewing, here.
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