A stunning home in one of Edinburgh’s most exclusive areas has hit the market.
Located in the highly desirable Grange area, 4 Oswald Road was put up for sale on Monday. Boasting five reception rooms, six bedrooms and ‘generous’ gardens the property is currently priced at £2.8 million.
With a ‘cosy’ family room, formal dining room, drawing room, dining kitchen and study - there’s more than enough space for the whole family.
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Take a look inside the home below.
Cullerton’s, who are currently advertising the home, said: “This outstanding, detached, B-listed Victorian house occupies a generous plot on a sought-after street in the exclusive Grange area of the city; it boasts exceptionally spacious and flexible accommodation.
“There are five/six bedrooms, four/five reception areas, and two bathrooms (plus a WC), as well as a self-contained studio annexe, extensive gardens, a detached garage, and a multi-car driveway.
“The gated, gravelled driveway sweeps up to the imposing house which instantly impresses. The front door opens into a particularly spacious vestibule with characterful floor tiling, offering ample room items of furniture.”
If entertaining guests is your thing, the home has an array of rooms for doing so - each with stunning views of the well-maintained gardens. The principal bedrooms enjoy views over to Braid Hills, with a monochrome fireplace.
The remaining three bedrooms are each ‘airy doubles’ with two accompanied by walk-in wardrobes.
The Grange, which is less than two miles from the city centre, offers lovely walks such as the Hermitage of Braid and Blackford Hill Local Nature Reserve and Holyrood Park. In the area sits Craigmillar Castle, Church Hill Theatre and Dominion Cinema.
Morningside and Bruntsfield are a short walk away, with an array of bars, cafes and restaurants.
You can find out more about the home here.
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