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1 bedroom apartment
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1 bed
1 bath
542
Key information
Tenure: Ask agent
Council tax: Band C
Features and description
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Set within the historic and picturesque Duddingston Village, this delightful ground floor flat offers bright, well-proportioned accommodation and the rare benefit of private front and rear gardens. Quietly positioned on a charming residential street next door to the historic Sheep Heid Inn and at the foot of Arthur’s Seat, the property is ideally suited to first-time buyers, downsizers or anyone seeking a peaceful yet well-connected home .
Internally, the flat comprises a spacious double bedroom with direct access to the private rear garden – a perfect retreat for morning coffee or quiet evenings outdoors. The bright and welcoming living/dining room enjoys a pleasant outlook over the private front garden, while the well-appointed kitchen and three-piece bathroom complete the accommodation. Excellent storage is available via a hall cupboard and a large private external storage room.
A particularly special feature of this property is the connection to the wider Duddingston community and its green spaces. Community-owned land consisting of a vegetable garden, orchard, and peaceful gathering space is accessible just across the road from the property. Residents also benefit from access to Dr Neil’s Garden, a cherished and award-winning community garden nestled at the edge of Duddingston Loch. Often described as one of Edinburgh’s hidden gems, the garden is a tranquil haven filled with mature planting, meandering paths, and spectacular views across the loch to Arthur’s Seat. Maintained by volunteers and enjoyed by locals for generations, it provides a unique opportunity for peaceful walks, quiet reflection, and a strong sense of belonging to a close-knit neighbourhood.
In all, this is a rare opportunity to acquire a charming home with excellent outdoor space and access to one of Edinburgh’s most treasured natural settings.
Accommodation:
Entrance hall, kitchen, living room / dining room, principle bedroom, family bathroom.
Externally; front garden, private rear garden, unrestricted on street parking, storage.
Location:
Duddingston Village is one of Edinburgh’s oldest and most picturesque settlements, tucked between Arthur’s Seat and Holyrood Park to the west and Duddingston Loch to the south. Despite being just a few miles from the city centre, it retains a distinctive rural and historic charm, with cobbled streets, traditional cottages, and an almost village-like atmosphere.
This affluent and highly sought-after residential area offers easy access to the A1 and city bypass, making it a practical base for commuters.
In close proximity Meadowbank and Craigentinny offer a selection of shops, supermarkets, artisan cafes and amenities. Portobello is also on the doorstep providing a lovely place for families, and food and drinks with a view.
EPC: C
Council Tax Band: C
Tenure: Freehold.
Viewing by appointment via Rettie & Co.
EPC Rating: C
Council Tax Band: C
Internally, the flat comprises a spacious double bedroom with direct access to the private rear garden – a perfect retreat for morning coffee or quiet evenings outdoors. The bright and welcoming living/dining room enjoys a pleasant outlook over the private front garden, while the well-appointed kitchen and three-piece bathroom complete the accommodation. Excellent storage is available via a hall cupboard and a large private external storage room.
A particularly special feature of this property is the connection to the wider Duddingston community and its green spaces. Community-owned land consisting of a vegetable garden, orchard, and peaceful gathering space is accessible just across the road from the property. Residents also benefit from access to Dr Neil’s Garden, a cherished and award-winning community garden nestled at the edge of Duddingston Loch. Often described as one of Edinburgh’s hidden gems, the garden is a tranquil haven filled with mature planting, meandering paths, and spectacular views across the loch to Arthur’s Seat. Maintained by volunteers and enjoyed by locals for generations, it provides a unique opportunity for peaceful walks, quiet reflection, and a strong sense of belonging to a close-knit neighbourhood.
In all, this is a rare opportunity to acquire a charming home with excellent outdoor space and access to one of Edinburgh’s most treasured natural settings.
Accommodation:
Entrance hall, kitchen, living room / dining room, principle bedroom, family bathroom.
Externally; front garden, private rear garden, unrestricted on street parking, storage.
Location:
Duddingston Village is one of Edinburgh’s oldest and most picturesque settlements, tucked between Arthur’s Seat and Holyrood Park to the west and Duddingston Loch to the south. Despite being just a few miles from the city centre, it retains a distinctive rural and historic charm, with cobbled streets, traditional cottages, and an almost village-like atmosphere.
This affluent and highly sought-after residential area offers easy access to the A1 and city bypass, making it a practical base for commuters.
In close proximity Meadowbank and Craigentinny offer a selection of shops, supermarkets, artisan cafes and amenities. Portobello is also on the doorstep providing a lovely place for families, and food and drinks with a view.
EPC: C
Council Tax Band: C
Tenure: Freehold.
Viewing by appointment via Rettie & Co.
EPC Rating: C
Council Tax Band: C
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