11/1 Ainslie Place, Edinburgh, EH3 6AS
Sale history
£936,750 in August 2020
The property
An excellent opportunity to acquire an exceptionally spacious property extending to approx. 4236sq ft, offering great flexibility of accommodation and potential for reconfiguration. Benefitting from a large private garden to the rear the property enjoys outstanding views to the rear towards the Dean Bridge and the Dean Valley. Forming part of a sweeping Georgian Crescent, number 11 is beautiful A listed building located in the very heart of the historic New Town. This stunning period property offers the opportunity to create a unique and stylish home of character, as many original features have been retained. An annual payment of approximately £250 is payable for use of Lord Moray's Feu which gives proprietors access to beautiful private gardens.
| Total Floor Area | 384 m2 |
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