Guide Price: £550,000
This two bedroom pied-à-terre in one of Edinburgh’s most stunning buildings is being marketed by its current owner for a guide price of £550,000 .
Built in the mid-Nineteenth Century, The Playfair building was designed by William Henry Playfair in the style of an Elizabethan Palace. It was widely reported as one of Scotland’s great landmarks and is said to have been admired by Queen Victoria.
Converted to award winning standards (Scottish Home Awards 2022 – Renovation of the Year and WhatHouse 2022 Awards – Best Renovation), this contemporary apartment offers 3 levels of living spaces with 2 en-suite bedrooms, a bright reception room and a statement kitchen. It also has 2 allocated spaces in the secure, underground carpark (itself a real rarity in central Edinburgh).
There is a concierge within the building, two large communal lounges and it is surrounded by 16 acres of land – “The Park”, “The Morning Terrace”, and “The Afternoon Terrace”. The feeling of calm and quiet whilst being adjacent to central Edinburgh is amazing.
The location is exceptional, you’ll be able to walk to Murrayfield international rugby stadium, most of the Edinburgh International and Fringe Festival venues, the Castle and the shopping opportunities of Princes Street and George Street. All of Edinburgh’s concert venues and theatres are all either walkable or a few minutes ride away. The tram to and from Edinburgh airport stops a couple of minutes walk away.
Apartments in this beautiful building are owned by a mix of professionals, families, international investors and those who want a second home in an amazing building in one of the world’s favourite cities.
Guide Price: £550,000
Finders/concierge fee
3% of final property price paid within three working days of successful conclusion to any Slay Network nominated account.
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