You can live inside one of Edinburgh's most well-known landmarks, as the Playfair's chapel has been converted into luxurious city apartments.
The iconic building, which was built in 1840, is an important part of Edinburgh's rich history and is often considered one of Scotland’s greatest landmarks.
It was built by William Henry Playfair in the style of an Elizabethan Palace and the building was admired by Queen Victoria.
Now it has been refurbished inside to create high-end apartments that still boast remarkable period architecture and stained glass windows.
One of the two-bedroom apartments within the Playfair is now on sale for a whopping £1,100,000 - and it's pretty spectacular.
Rettie describes the property saying: "An Outstanding building of palatial elegance.
"Ideally located just seven minutes' walk from Haymarket station, with its direct services to Edinburgh city centre, Glasgow, London and beyond.
"It is also within walking distance of the city's wealth of shops, cafes, bars & restaurants and is located less than seven miles from Edinburgh Airport.
"Every property within The Playfair benefits from secure underground parking, a concierge service (subject to stage of development) and full use of the beautifully maintained landscaped grounds.
"Whilst also benefitting from an impressive specification all included in the price, featuring Corian kitchen worktops and elegant bathrooms featuring Villeroy & Boch sanitaryware."
You can find out more about this property here.
