Inside old Scots schoolhouse transformed into quirky four-bed home – with VERY unique feature
A CHARMING four-bedroom property in Edinburgh has hit the market – and it comes with a unique history.
The stunning home, located in the Cammo area of the city, is now on sale for offers over £795,000.
The quirky home is a detached property and is just five miles from Edinburgh’s city centre.
And if that wasn’t enough, the lucky owner will enjoy a very spacious living space as the property used to be a schoolhouse.
Formerly known as Old Lennie School House, it has since been turned into a huge, charming home.
Plus it even comes with a unique feature – a huge added home office space.
It is listed on estate agent site Ellisons and has also been shared on Rightmove.
The home itself has a spacious living room area which could be used as a dining room.
There is also a huge second family room that could also be used as an office for a family.
It also has a neutral and brown-coloured open-plan kitchen area that leads to a small utility room.
Each room in the house is decorated differently from the others with each one having its own colour scheme and style.
Each of the bedrooms are large enough to fit double beds and still has ample space for furniture.
And the main bedroom has its own ensuite as well as a walk-in wardrobe.
The ensuite is one of three bathrooms in the home with the main family bathroom offering both a shower and bath and is of the highest specification.
The lucky owner will also have a huge garage which could be used as a library, car collection space, or another living room area or office.
The description on Rightmove reads: “An exceptionally unusual and quirky detached former schoolhouse and buildings situated near to the metropolitan village of Cammo and situated within close proximity to Edinburgh city centre.
“The house benefits from a large garden, and significant garaging which would lend itself to a hybrid work option or a classic car collection.
“There is also a separate piece of land, available by separate negotiation, which could be purchased from the current owner to extend further light industrial buildings or build a separate dwelling.
This is subject to gaining the necessary planning consents.”
Anyone interested in the property can find it here.
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