Newbank Lodge is a unique detached house in the extremely desirable area of Trinity, offering flexible accommodation in a tranquil environment close to the city centre. The house would appeal to both families and professionals or indeed for investors looking for a buy to let opportunity. The house benefits from off street parking to the front and side which is approached via a private gated driveway.

Entrance hall with downstairs WC leads to the lounge with a feature fireplace and this in turn flows to the recently installed kitchen. There is a selection of floor and wall mounted units and the appliances include a five ring gas hob, electric oven/grill, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and washing machine. There is a large cupboard housing the gas combi boiler. There is also a double bedroom on the ground level with en-suite shower room, comprising of walk in mains shower, wash hand basin, WC and wall mounted heated towel rail.

The carpeted stair rises to the upper level where there is a hatch to the roof space. There are two further bedrooms both with fitted wardrobe storage and the family bathroom has a white three-piece suite comprising bath with shower over, wash hand basin, WC and wall mounted heated towel rail. The property benefits from gas central heating and double glazing.

Newbank lodge has a private garden which is accessed via the shared driveway.

Location

There are parts of the city which, because of their location and character, stand head and shoulders above all else. Morningside might be one, Comely Bank could be another but Trinity, without a doubt, certainly is. The district is purely residential and is situated just north of the New Town connected to it by Inverleith Row. It comprises a wide variety of substantial property styles ranging from very large, detached stone-built villas to spacious flatted properties, all completed before the turn of the century. Situated between Granton and Newhaven harbours there is local shopping available at Waitrose in Stockbridge as well as the 24-hour Asda store and Ocean Terminal Shopping Centre to accommodate a vast variety of shopping needs. In addition there is an excellent choice of primary and secondary schools in both the public and private sector in the local area. A few moments away, Leith waterfront provides a host of cafés, galleries and Michelin starred restaurants. Each year the Leith Arts Festival provides a vibrant mixture of art and music from around the world. Several open-air recreational facilities are within easy reach of the area. The Royal Botanic Gardens, many public parks, and the picturesque village and harbour of Newhaven always provide pleasant destinations for an afternoon walk.

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