The first of five stunning townhouses located inside a full renovated B-listed red sandstone church in Edinburgh has gone on the market.
The four-bedroom, three-storey home inside the former St James in Portobello combines "modern luxury within a classic setting," according to developers London Edinburgh Holdings.
The church, on Rosefield Place, was built in 1914 from stone similar to that used in the construction of the Capital's iconic Caledonian Hotel, and has been restored using material from the same area.
Prices for the homes have not yet been released and are only available on application to buy the exclusive properties.
Each of the homes will have access to garden space and parking, however 'house four' also comes equipped with a private roof terrace overlooking the iconic seaside setting.
The interiors have been designed to a high specification, with each kitchen featuring waterfall worktops and rangemaster cookers.
All bedrooms are installed with shaker style panelling and built-in wardrobes for extra space, while bathrooms are decorated with attractive tiling and en-suites come equipped with standalone baths.
According to the brochure: "St James Townhouses combines the best in modern luxury within a classic setting.
"It is a grade B listed development that marries stylish, modern living with the divine character of this early 20th century masterpiece.
"We restored and retained the grand church doors, freshened up the red sandstone and saved the stunning stained glass windows.
'To create bright, airy living spaces we replicated windows in keeping with the style of the building using red sandstone from the same area as the original builders used to create St James."
