Set on the second floor (2F2) of a traditional building on vibrant Leith Walk, this attractive flat (currently used as an Airbnb) combines modern interiors with charming original details. The home comprises an open-plan dining kitchen and living room, two double bedrooms, and two bathrooms, making it appealing to a wide demographic of buyers, including first-time purchasers, professionals, and rental investors. Outside, 10 Crighton Place offers shared gardens and on-street parking. Additionally, the flat boasts a prime location, and it is surrounded by excellent amenities, scenic outdoor spaces, transport links, shops, cafés, and restaurants, with the city centre within easy reach.

Extras: All fitted floor and window coverings and integrated appliances are included in the sale. Please note that no warranties or guarantees shall be provided in relation to any of the services, moveables, and/or appliances included in the price, as these items are to be left in a sold-as-seen condition.



Property Summary

Second-floor flat on Leith Walk

Part of a period building

Modern interiors with lovely period features

Entrance hall

Spacious living/dining room, open to

Kitchen with fitted units

Large main bedroom with press shelves

Versatile second double bedroom

Family bathroom with an overhead shower

Modern shower room with a wall-hung mirror

Shared gardens

On-street parking

Gas central heating and double glazing

Home Report Value - £245,000



Leith Links, Edinburgh

Situated approximately two miles northeast of the city centre, the area of Leith Links forms part of Edinburgh’s increasingly popular Leith district, which recently featured on The Times’ list of ‘Coolest places to live in Britain’. The Port of Leith, with its proud identity and sense of community, boasts a fascinating heritage, with many of the old bonded warehouses and grand merchant buildings having been given a new lease of life as part of a comprehensive regeneration project. Residents enjoy the open green spaces of Leith Links and Claremont Park right on their doorstep. These are home to children’s play areas, football pitches, tennis courts, a cricket pavilion, and a community croft. Meanwhile, the services and amenities around Great Junction Street and Leith Walk are minutes’ walk away, and just around the corner is The Shore: a cosmopolitan hotspot of artisan cafés, trendy bars, traditional pubs, and award-winning restaurants. More extensive shopping is available at Ocean Terminal shopping centre, which accommodates a cinema complex, a 24-hour gym and over fifty high-street stores. Primary and secondary schooling is provided locally, and the area benefits from fantastic public transport links, travelling across the city and beyond, as well as swift and easy access to the A1 and Edinburgh City Bypass. In addition, a tram link along Constitution Street provides the area with a direct commute through the city centre to Edinburgh International Airport.