Edinburgh £1 million six-bedroom period home in Trinity with immense character

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Published 22nd Oct 2026, 13:02 BST

Edinburgh family home in desirable area

This six-bedroom period home in Trinity, packed with immense character, is currently available for offers over £950,000.

Grand proportions and original detail give 14 Granton Road a real “wow” factor. High ceilings, tall sash windows, ornate cornicing, and period fireplaces enrich the principal floors, whilst scope for modernisation offers an opportunity to introduce a contemporary finish while respecting the home's architectural integrity.

Desirable Trinity combines city access with proximity to the coastline, open green spaces, excellent transport links, and well-regarded schools.

Established gardens to the front and rear enhance privacy, with mature trees, shrubs, and hedging creating a leafy setting. A driveway provides private parking for two cars, with additional spaces available on-street.

For viewings, call Ralph Sayer on 0131 253 2994 or book an appointment online.

A driveway provides private parking for two cars, with additional spaces available on-street. The sense of space is immediately apparent on entering via the vestibule. A timber staircase rises beneath a tall stained-glass window, drawing natural light into the reception hall, which also provides built-in storage and a WC cloakroom.

1. 14 Granton Road, Trinity, Edinburgh

A driveway provides private parking for two cars, with additional spaces available on-street. The sense of space is immediately apparent on entering via the vestibule. A timber staircase rises beneath a tall stained-glass window, drawing natural light into the reception hall, which also provides built-in storage and a WC cloakroom. | Ralph Sayer Photo: ESPC

The principal living room is illuminated by a wide shuttered bay window framing leafy frontgarden views. An imposing marble fireplace with a living flame fire anchors the sitting area, complemented by cornicing, a ceiling rose, and an open Edinburgh press.

2. Living room

The principal living room is illuminated by a wide shuttered bay window framing leafy frontgarden views. An imposing marble fireplace with a living flame fire anchors the sitting area, complemented by cornicing, a ceiling rose, and an open Edinburgh press. | Ralph Sayer Photo: ESPC

To the rear, the open-plan dining and sitting room spans the width of the home, with a garden outlook and direct kitchen connection. Further period detailing includes ornate cornicing and a colourful tiled fireplace with a living-flame fire, while both spaces provide built-in storage.

3. Dining/ sitting room

To the rear, the open-plan dining and sitting room spans the width of the home, with a garden outlook and direct kitchen connection. Further period detailing includes ornate cornicing and a colourful tiled fireplace with a living-flame fire, while both spaces provide built-in storage. | Ralph Sayer Photo: ESPC

Established gardens to the front and rear enhance privacy, with mature trees, shrubs, and hedging creating a leafy setting. The enclosed rear garden offers a secluded retreat with lawn, paved areas, and densely planted borders, while the front garden provides an attractive screen from the road.

4. Garden

Established gardens to the front and rear enhance privacy, with mature trees, shrubs, and hedging creating a leafy setting. The enclosed rear garden offers a secluded retreat with lawn, paved areas, and densely planted borders, while the front garden provides an attractive screen from the road. | Ralph Sayer Photo: ESPC

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