

Situated in the heart of Trinity, one of Edinburgh’s most desirable residential areas, this beautifully presented first-floor flat offers a seamless blend of traditional elegance and modern comfort. Set within a striking stone-built building, the property enjoys a peaceful setting with well-kept communal gardens and a welcoming entrance. The flat is accessed via a spacious landing, where a stunning cupola immediately draws the eye. Its geometric timber framework and surrounding cornicing allow natural light to pour in from above, creating a striking architectural feature and a bright, uplifting welcome before entering the flat itself. Once inside, the hallway provides a generous sense of space, with the accommodation flowing naturally from here. To the front, the sitting room enjoys a south-easterly aspect, creating a light space throughout the day. This room retains much of its original charm, with intricate cornicing and timber panelling around the window, offering a lovely setting for both relaxing and entertaining. The kitchen is well-proportioned and thoughtfully designed, with ample storage and workspace provided by a combination of wall and base units. Two doors connect directly to the sitting/dining room, making it a particularly practical layout for hosting. Also positioned to the front of the flat is the principal bedroom, which benefits from an ensuite bathroom and a nearby storage cupboard. Further along the hallway, the space opens up to form a quiet study area, with a desk neatly placed under the window - ideal for those working from home. Across the landing, the second double bedroom offers flexibility for guests or could easily serve as a home office or additional living space. It also benefits from an ensuite shower room, and a second storage cupboard is located adjacent. Externally, the building is approached via steps leading to a central entrance, with a side access point nearby. The surrounding garden is well maintained, and the quiet street is
Trinity Way

Station Road

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