Emergency services have raced to a 'well developed' fire at four-storey tenement building in Edinburgh.
Fire fighters have been on the scene since 4.30am on Sunday morning battling the huge blaze.
Efforts to extinguish the fire are currently ongoing as eight appliances are at the scene.
The inferno is raging within a second floor flat in the building on Bailie Terrace.
In a photograph from the scene, large flames can be seen billowing high above the building.
A spokesperson for the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service said: "At 04.28hrs on Sunday the 11th of July operations control received multiple calls regarding a fire at a second floor flat in a four storey tenement building.
"Appliances from Newcraighall, Marionville, McDonald Road attended and on arrival found a well-developed fire in the property.
"Crews requested further appliances to assist and further crews from from Musselburgh, Liberton, McDonald Road, Bo'ness and Tollcross attended.
"Crews are engaged in fighting the fire with breathing apparatus, one hose reel jet and one high-reach appliance.
"The incident is currently ongoing."
There are currently no reported injuries from the blaze.
Inspector Keith Scott said: “Officers were called around 4.40am to Bailie Terrace in Edinburgh, following reports of a building on fire.
"The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service has also attended and emergency services remain at the scene.
“All occupants of the building have been accounted for and are safe and well. Enquiries into the incident are ongoing.”
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