A "unique" apartment inside one of Edinburgh's old church buildings is seeking a new owner.
The two-bedroom duplex in the former Dalry Congregational Church, which dates back around 150 years, is up for sale at offers over £270,000.
The category C listed property, built in 1872, can be found on Caledonian Road, a stone's throw from Haymarket station.
The building was converted into flats, with the apartment for sale positioned at the gable end meaning there are no properties above or below.
Agents Neilsons describe the flat as an "impressive, exceptionally bright ground floor duplex apartment" which is within walking distance of the city centre.
They say it occupies a "fantastic position" within the building, and boasts a lovely open aspect to the front and beyond down Caledonian Crescent.
Within the apartment there us a triple aspect lounge, diner and kitchen, with a large understairs cupboard. There's also a utility room off the hallway which allows room for a washing machine and tumble drier.
A split-level staircase leads to the upper landing where there are two double bedrooms with built-in storage and a modern bathroom with three piece suite and a mains shower.
Neilsons add: "A further feature of this property is the large fully floored insulated attic with light, accessed via Ramsay ladders and offering excellent storage."
You can check out the full listing on Zoopla.
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