2 Wolrige Road, Edinburgh, EH16 6HX
Sale history
£770,000 in December 2025
The property
Boasting five bedrooms, multiple living areas, two bathrooms, and a third WC, this extended detached villa has been upgraded to an exceptional standard, creating a luxurious and eco-efficient family home. Situated in desirable Liberton, just three miles from the heart of Edinburgh, it benefits from a scenic nature reserve on the doorstep and captivating views towards Edinburgh Castle from the secluded principal suite. Manicured, low-maintenance gardens – secure and south-facing at the rear – together with private parking, complete this highly appealing property. Luxury five-bedroom family home in leafy Liberton The immaculate finish is immediately apparent on arrival. Behind the charming façade are neutrally presented interiors in true move-in condition. This decorative backdrop allows for effortless personalisation and is complemented by quality Karndean flooring throughout. Features such as underfloor heating, upgraded insulation, and a security system enhance the home’s superior specification. The property has also undergone a full electrical rewire and benefits from new heating, gas, and water systems. Its generous internal space offers appealing versatility, easily accommodating a family’s needs for years to come. Light-filled reception rooms for family life and entertaining Leading off the airy reception hall is the spacious bay-fronted living room – a charming dual-aspect sitting area with elegant period-style coving and ceiling rose. To the rear is a second reception room, featuring corner picture windows with built-in seating, uninterrupted garden views, and the benefit of all-day sun. This flexible family room, with cosy underfloor heating and display shelving, is openly adjoined to the kitchen. Sociable dining kitchen with a seamless garden connection At the heart of the home, the kitchen is flooded with natural light from an electronic roof light, glazed doors to the hall, and wide sliding doors facing southwest, creating a seamless link to the garden. Designed as a true social hub, it features a generous dining area and an island with breakfast seating. Gloss-green units, paired with marbled worktops, integrate a double oven, induction hob, and dishwasher. An American-style fridge-freezer, Quooker Fusion 5-in-1 boiling/filtered tap, and a handy pantry cupboard further enhance the space, while underfloor heating ensures year-round comfort. Accessed from the kitchen and rear garden (which has gated driveway access), there is a practical utility room for laundry appliances, also incorporating a guest WC. Private principal suite with Castle views and a four-piece bathroom The principal suite (with useful storage) occupies the entire first floor, accessed via an oak-and-glass staircase. It offers a sumptuously carpeted double bedroom with panoramic skyline views towards Edinburgh Castle. The luxury bathroom features dual basin vanity units, a shower enclosure, a deep freestanding bath, and a towel radiator, all framed by chic mottled-green tiling. Built-in Bluetooth speakers and underfloor heating add further indulgence. Flexible family accommodation with four further bedrooms The remaining, plushly carpeted double bedrooms are arranged across the ground floor, offering flexibility for family living, guests, or a home office. Three rooms benefit from built-in wardrobes. Four-piece family bathroom and a guest WC In addition to the principal en-suite, a second, equally luxurious bathroom on the ground floor comprises a shower enclosure, slipper bath, WC-suite, toiletries storage, towel radiator, and underfloor heating. A third WC, off the utility room, provides added convenience. Sunny, secluded garden and private parking Completing the home are immaculate lawns to the front and rear, plus a gravelled driveway providing space for two cars. The secure, south-facing back garden offers exceptional privacy and a suntrap dining terrace. Area Liberton, Edinburgh The suburb of Liberton offers the kind of village atmosphere that makes it hard to believe that you are just 3 miles from the heart of Edinburgh. The area is mainly residential with a high concentration of tranquil green spaces on your doorstep. With a range of shops close by, including Cameron Toll Shopping Centre, housing major supermarkets and high-street retail outlets, and more traditional everyday amenities in the older parts of Liberton itself, there is no need to travel to the centre for shopping. Regular day and night bus services ensure fast and convenient travel links to the city centre and beyond. Liberton offers reputable state schools at primary and secondary level and is ideally located for Edinburgh University’s Kings Buildings and Napier University. Liberton offers great outdoor pursuits, from a relaxing stroll along the Burdiehouse Burn, football or picnic in Liberton Public Park, pony trekking in nearby Braid Hills or a round of golf at Liberton Golf C...
| Council Tax Band | E |
| Total Floor Area | 230 m2 |
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