This remarkable first-floor flat at 8/2 Buckingham Terrace sits within a unique B-listed building reimagined by Sir Robert Lorimer in 1893 for his sister, Lady Janet Chalmers.
Rich in original features typical of Lorimer’s classic style, the property includes detailed timber panelling and a grand fireplace adorned with a carved motif of Cupid and Psyche. A home of real architectural and historical distinction.
Residents enjoy access to the beautifully maintained Dean Gardens, subject to a modest annual fee. Set along the banks of the Water of Leith, the gardens were established in the 1860s by local residents, and offer a peaceful and scenic retreat in the heart of the city.
This is a rare opportunity to acquire a home of great architectural significance in one of the city's most sought-after residential locations.
For viewings, call Neilsons on 0131 253 2858 or book an appointment online.
5. Kitchen
To the rear, the kitchen/breakfast room has been tastefully modernised and includes integrated appliances and a gas-fired Worcester combi boiler, neatly housed in a kitchen cupboard. | Neilsons/ Planography Photo: ESPC
6. Bedroom 1
The principal double bedroom, also to the rear, features a large French-style window and a generous walk-in storage cupboard, which offers potential for conversion to an en-suite bathroom (subject to necessary consents). | Neilsons/ Planography Photo: ESPC
7. Bathroom
The bathroom to the rear is fitted with a white suite and an over-bath electric instant shower. | Neilsons/ Planography Photo: ESPC
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8. Bedroom 2/ study
The second bedroom is positioned to the front and is currently used as a home study, complete with built-in shelving and cabinetry including a pull out computer desk, and there is access to a small decorative balcony with ornate Lorimer-designed ironwork. | Neilsons/ Planography Photo: ESPC