An impressive Edinburgh home with period features laid out over three floor has joined the market.
The Victorian villa, which sits on Gordon Terrace, was put up for sale on March 17. It boasts six bedrooms, five bathrooms, and ‘substantial’ private gardens.
It also benefits from an expansive corner plot, off street parking for multiple cars, and ‘excellent’ nearby schooling. The C-listed property is currently priced at £1.25 million.
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Take a look inside the home below.
Sitting in the desirable Southside area, Gordon Terrace is a ‘popular’ residential street just two miles from Edinburgh’s city centre. Spanning over 3,856 square feet, the home also benefits from a private driveway.
Ellisons, who are currently advertising the home, said: “An incredibly well presented and captivating 6-bedroom end of terrace Victorian family home with a private driveway and secluded wrap-around garden, situated in the desirable Newington district of Edinburgh.
“Gordon Terrace is a popular residential street set in Newington under two miles to the south of Edinburgh’s city centre. Its proximity to both private and public schools (including Sciennes and James Gillespie's), paired with the excellent transport links to the city centre and surrounding districts, are just two reasons why it is so coveted.
“The city bypass is only minutes away providing access to Edinburgh International Airport and the central Scotland motorway network. Newington has excellent local amenities, with shops, restaurants, and bars. Also nearby is a large supermarket complex at Cameron Toll.
“The area benefits from fantastic local facilities, including the Royal Commonwealth Pool, the beautiful open spaces of Holyrood Park, and a good choice of local golf courses. For the medically-minded, the New Royal Infirmary and the Royal Dick Veterinary School are ideally situated nearby.”
Many of the rooms have been renovated and incorporate modern design, whilst maintaining the original period features. Unique aspects can be found throughout the home, such as the contemporary light fittings in the living room or the bold wallpaper in the main dining room.
You can find out more about the property here.
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