A 'superb' penthouse apartment in East Lothian has been put up for sale, housed a a historic harbourside building.
The Penthouse at the Old Granary boasts three bedrooms, and sits on the third floor of the converted granary building. Since renovation, the structure is split into eight apartments - with the penthouse taking the commanding position.
Boasting ocean views, direct access to the beach and triple aspect views, this home is perfect for any fan of the seaside life. Sellers say despite extensive renovation, the property has maintained some of its period features.
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Take a look inside the home below.
Savills, who are currently selling the home, said: "The Penthouse at the Old Granary is situated on the third floor of the large historic harbourside converted granary building.
"The building was once used to store the grain cargo carried by boats from the harbour. Now fully renovated, the property is divided into eight apartments with the Penthouse taking the commanding position on the third floor with triple aspect views to the south, west and north.
"The building still has superb period features throughout including wonderful exposed stone work and outstanding water views across the harbour. The communal front door opens into a central stairway where the Penthouse's private ground level store can be found.
" Ascending the light filled communal stairway to the top floor, each landing space has a picture window capturing the views over the harbour and towards Fife."
The property sits on the harbourside, steps from the beach and a short walk to the High Street. North Berwick has been voted one of the best places to live in Scotland, boasting beaches, golf courses, a vibrant town centre and excellent primary school.
Savills continued: "The Penthouse is perfectly placed for everything the town has to offer.
"It sits directly at the historic harbour with its access to water sports, sailing boats and the Scottish Seabird Centre which attracts both local and international visitors. Just a short stroll from the Old Granary finds both the East and West Bay beaches with uninterrupted views across the Firth of Forth and towards the Bass Rock."
You can find out more about the home here.
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