A gorgeous Edinburgh property within a minute's walk from picturesque Portobello beach has hit the market, offering well-preserved period features and an outstanding roof terrace.
The Portobello maisonette - selling for offers over £795,000 - is located across the first and second floors of a stone-built Victorian house at 1 Pittvile Street and offers extensive - and exceptionally styled - living space.
The property has five spacious bedrooms and two bathrooms, with bright yet pleasingly coloured walls. There are also a couple of multifunctional study rooms, a family room, a living room, a well-sized kitchen and a utility room.
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The accommodation's true gem is a spectacular fully decked roof terrace, which will be spoiling the new owners with panoramic views of Arthur's Seat, the Pentland Hills and the North Sea.
Featuring Gas central heating throughout, the maisonette's bay-windowed drawing room overlooks Abercorn Park and has an abundance of period features, including exquisite ornate cornicing, ceiling rose, working shutters and a focal fireplace, with a wood burning stove.
Showcasing the property on Rightmove, the agents said: "Enjoy a coastal location with this five-bedroom main door, double upper property in Edinburgh's Portobello.
"A stone-built Victorian home and minutes from Portobello beach and High Street, it boasts outstanding accommodation. The generous and stylish interiors are complemented by an enviable decked roof terrace offering panoramic views.
"With fantastic amenities on the doorstep, quick access to the city centre and well-regarded schooling, this will make an outstanding family home."
You can find out more information here.
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