Located in Edinburgh’s New Town, the property on Randolph Crescent has the highest asking price for any apartment of its size in Scotland.
The flat is available in a new a conversion of the former French Consulate.
However, estate agents selling the property, Rettie, promise this extensive one bedroom apartment with exceptional views ‘ticks all the boxes.’
Here are a few computer-generated images to take you on a tour of the one-bedroom palace.
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1. Georgian History
Part of three A-listed Georgian townhouses designed in 1822 by well-known architect James Gillespie Graham, this property is part of a conversion 31,000 square foot conversion of the former French Consulate in Edinburgh's New Town. The building used to provide diplomatic services to Scotland's French community after the end of the Second World War ( Photo: Rettie). Photo: Rettie
2. Open-plan Living/ Dining Are
With natural light flooding through large sash-and-casement windows, this open-plan living/ dining/kitchen area offers lovely views across Edinburgh (photo: Rettie). Photo: Rettie
3. Dining room opening onto living room and kitchen area
In its listing, Rettie said: "a sensitive, design led approach to the interiors has been taken, restoring these wonderful townhouses to create exciting new dwellings. That meant respecting a gamut of original features such as cornices, panelling and a cupola, which pours light down the shared stairs to the ground floor." (photo: Rettie). Photo: Rettie
4. Dining area number two
Just in case it wasn't enough to have one dining area, this flat has another in case you want to spice up your evening by shifting to and from food locations. At the corner of the photo you can see a spacious study fit for anyone to knuckle down on some work (Photo: Rettie). Photo: Rettie