This B-listed Victorian Edinburgh four-bedroom apartment, in sought-after Marchmont, is currently available for offers over £579,500.
Drowning in period charm and leafy views, 2f1 143, Warrender Park Road enjoys lovely elevated leafy views to both the front and rear, with exceptional views from the bay window towards Arthur’s Seat and Bruntsfield Links.
This charming home has been well cared for and presents an ideal opportunity for those seeking a spacious and characterful apartment within one of Edinburgh’s most desirable neighbourhoods.
The generous accommodation offers flexibility, with up to four bedrooms, to suit individual requirements. The fourth potential bedroom is currently utilised as a formal dining room, providing an elegant and versatile additional reception space, however would also suit as the principal bedroom.
The reception rooms each feature beautifully preserved decorative cornicing with intricate acanthus leaf detailing and are presented in excellent condition. A wealth of further period features can be found throughout, including traditional mantelpieces and open fireplaces, and impressive high ceilings that create a wonderful sense of grandeur.
To the rear of the building is a mature and leafy shared garden, featuring a variety of established plants and shrubs and providing a pleasant outdoor space for residents to enjoy.
For viewings, call Sturrock, Armstrong & Thomson on 0131 556 0159 or book an appointment online.

9. Bedroom 2
The accommodation combines generous proportions with comfort and character, with each individually styled room offering its own distinctive appeal. | Sturrock, Armstrong & Thomson Photo: ESPC

10. Bedroom 3
The third potential bedroom is currently utilised as a formal dining room, providing an elegant and versatile additional reception space, however would also suit as the principal bedroom. | Sturrock, Armstrong & Thomson Photo: ESPC

11. Office
The fourth potential bedroom is currently used as an office, ideal for working from home. | Sturrock, Armstrong & Thomson Photo: ESPC


