Terraced house for sale in Carlton Terrace Mews, Edinburgh EH7

Two bedroom, two bathroom mews house in an idyllic location on Carlton Terrace Mews.

Description
This is a perfectly presented mews house on a charming terrace, close to Regent Gardens. Benefitting from main door access, this property has flexible accommodation over two floors. The current layout has open plan kitchen and dining space on the ground floor, which provides access to a double bedroom with ensuite shower room.

Upstairs, there is an idyllic sitting room which is very light and benefits from a stone feature wall and wooden ceiling beams. There are two windows to the front, overlooking the pretty shared gardens. This floor also has access to a further double bedroom which has direct access to the bathroom, which can also be accessed from the sitting room.

The property is ideally presented for a buyer looking for a city base, within close proximity to the private parklands at Regent gardens.

Location
Carlton Terrace Mews is a charming cobbled street set around a central green.

The mews is set back from Carlton Terrace, an impressive bowed terrace linking Royal and Regent Terraces around Calton Hill at the east side of the New Town.

Built in the 1820s as part of William Playfair’s grand New Town scheme, the properties occupy a magnificent elevated position within easy walking distance of the city centre and the extensive grounds of Holyrood Park.

Many of the city’s most stylish shops are located at the east end of town, including John Lewis, Harvey Nichols, Links of London, Mulberry and Emporio Armani.

The nearby Omni Centre houses a multi-screen cinema and well-equipped private gym and health club as well as a range of bars and restaurants.

The property is also well postioned for the St James Centre, which is currently undergoing major re-development, and the tram terminus at York Place.

Residents' parking permits are available on payment of a modest annual fee to the city council.

Square Footage: 924 sq ft





Additional Info
B listed building in the New Town Conservation Area