4 bed Flat For Sale £385,000
Lawnmarket, Old Town, Edinburgh, EH1

A superb four bedroom apartment situated directly on the Lawnmarket with views over the City's Old Town to St. Giles Cathedral.

Description

3/12 James Court is a superb top floor four bedroom apartment set within the heart of the City's Old Town.

Offering spacious, flexible accommodation, this newly refurbed flat is perfectly suited to a family, a professional couple, or as a Pied à Terre

The charming accommodation offers four double bedrooms, a large family room and three bathrooms. The principle accommodation is readily accessed via the entrance hall, which also gives rise to an additional family room and bedroom via a spiral staircase. Exposed stone walls are unique to these additional rooms.

The well-equipped kitchen, with numerous wall and base units, benefits from a skylight allowing for plenty of natural light throughout the day.

Of particular note, is the wonderful sitting room with a cast iron hearth, housed within a stone fireplace. The room is finished with delicate cornicing and enjoys far reaching views over the rooftops of the surrounding old town buildings.

Bedrooms one to three lie directly off the main hall. The principle and second bedrooms enjoy en suites, while the remaining bedroom on this floor and the bedroom upstairs are serviced by an additional bathroom with bath and overhead shower.

Location

James Court is set within the sought after Old Town and is located just off the historic Royal Mile, overlooking St. Giles Cathedral. The property dates back to around 1725 and enjoys the most central of locations with Edinburgh Castle, Holyrood Palace and Princes Street nearby.

The historic Old Town is a UNESCO World Heritage site and boasts a fine array of shops, theatres, museums, restaurants, bars and tourist attractions.

The fine retailers of George Street and Harvey Nichols are within easy reach and the Georgian New Town and National Gallery of Scotland are within a few minutes walk.

Waverly Station is just 0.4 of a mile away and the property is well connected by regular bus, tram and train services.

Princes Street Gardens provides a nearby expansive outdoor space. The park is formed by two adjacent public parks in the centre of Edinburgh and was created in 1820 when Loch Nor, an area of marshland and source of water was drained.