The Old Parsonage sits in the exclusive and coveted Barton Avenue Conservation Area and the house covers an astonishing 4,500 sq feet.
Complete with landscape gardens, an ornate balcony and turrets, this house was built in 1901, with the current owners lovingly refurbishing the building in the 1990’s.
For anyone who has a spare extra few million pounds lying around, then this place is a steal at a casual £1,450,000, making it the most expensive house currently on the Edinburgh property market.
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1. Exterior
This view of the house shows off one of its turrets - like a house in a fairytale. Photo: Krzysztof Wrzos
2. Kitchen
The kitchen is designed to have that 'country home' feel making it cosy and family friendly. Photo: Krzysztof Wrzos
3. Sun Room
The sun room is connected to the drawing room by sliding doors. Photo: Krzysztof Wrzos
4. Family Room
This room is one of three reception rooms and is perfectly placed for the morning sunlight. Photo: Krzysztof Wrzos