‘Unique’ homes in one of Edinburgh’s most sought after neighbourhoods have joined the market.
Dunforth Gardens, set for completion in May 2023, is a collection of four ‘luxury’ family homes. Two of them are new builds, whilst the other two are renovated homes within Dunforth House.
Each home boasts two private parking spaces and expansive gardens, described as ‘perfect’ for modern living.
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Knight Frank, who are behind the development, said: “Dunforth Gardens offers a wonderful collection of four unique, luxury family homes.
“The development consists of two contemporary new homes as well as two newly renovated homes within Dunforth House, a beautiful period building, which is being meticulously renovated to create two fabulous homes, perfect for modern living.
“Each house will be finished to the highest of specification. All homes benefit from two private parking spaces within the development, as well as all having spacious private gardens.”
The homes sit in Trinity, a popular district in the north of the city. Nearby, Ferry Road offers a range of local amenities and shopping facilities.
Local recreational provisions include the David Lloyd leisure centre and Ocean Terminal, which plays host to a fantastic selection of shops, restaurants, a gym and a cinema.
There are several parks within close proximity and pleasant walks can be enjoyed along the Forth waterfront and The Water of Leith Walkway, as well as the Botanical Gardens and Inverleith Park are also nearby for further open green spaces.
You can find out more about the homes here.
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