Location

12 Randolph Crescent forms part of an elegant early-19th-century Georgian crescent within Edinburgh's prestigious New Town. Designed in 1822 by the prominent Scottish architect James Gillespie Graham, the terrace forms part of the Moray Estate, developed by Francis Stuart, 10th Earl of Moray, during the westward expansion of the New Town. Randolph Crescent was completed in the early 1830s and is notable for its planned crescent form arranged around private communal gardens, linking the First and Second New Towns

Randolph Crescent is close to the heart of the city centre, the West End, and the financial district while Stockbridge offers an excellent range of local boutiques and restaurants.

There is a good choice of private schools locally and excellent transport links including main line railway stations at Waverley and Haymarket and the recently opened tramline connecting to Edinburgh airport.

Description

Flat 7, 12 Randolph Crescent offers a rare opportunity to acquire a beautifully presented one-bedroom, third-floor flat within a charming New Town townhouse. Converted in 2021 by the highly regarded developer Square and Crescent, the property forms part of an exclusive development where three elegant townhouses - previously used for several decades as the French Consulate - were transformed into very high calibre bespoke apartments.

Upon entering, you are welcomed into the hall, leading into the inviting living space, which serves as the heart of the home. This open-plan area combines a high-specification kitchen, dining space, and sitting room, all overlooking the water of leith to the rear.

At the opposite end of the flat lies the spacious double bedroom, complete with built-in wardrobes, alongside a sleek bathroom finished with Duravit fittings.

The property has full double glazing along with inbuilt sound and fire proofing.

Residents also enjoy access to the Moray Feu Gardens, offering a tranquil retreat in the heart of the city.