A slightly unusual Edinburgh property has hit the market, although it may not be to everyone's taste.
Currently priced at offers over £107,000, the site is being advertised as a 'basement flat', however it isn't quite what you would imagine.
Situated underneath a beautiful Portobello home, the basement is currently being used as just that, a basement.
With no bedrooms or bathrooms, the lower level is just a skeleton of brickwork, with no running water, windows, natural light or flooring.
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Images taken of the property slightly resemble something out of a horror film, with the only thing resembling a former window completely bricked up.
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However, although not quite in a live-able condition, the property has been granted planning permission for a complete overhaul, with proposals suggesting some light vents are built in.
Ideal for someone who loves a fixer-upper, ESPC said:
"This is a superb development opportunity located in the heart of the sought after area of Portobello, located only minutes from the Promenade.
"Planning permission has been granted to convert this basement into a two bedroom property with a dining kitchen, living room and bathroom."
Proposals also include the change of use moving from storage to residential, and will see the pavement outside excavated to provide a light well with a balustrade and stair.
You can find more information here.
