This delightful, lower-ground floor apartment sits in an attractive historic stone building in South Queensferry, to the west of Edinburgh. Accessed via two small flights of stairs, the apartment is presented to a lovely standard and enjoying views of the Forth road Bridges, Lilybank Apartment is a lovey choice for those looking to explore this exciting region of Scotland. The apartment is accessed via the main door and then the stairs to the basement level. Discover the delightful living/dining room, complete with attractive wooden flooring and a cosy arrangement of seating, plus an alluring woodburning stove for those harsh winter nights. There is also a lovely dining table set next to the bay window, providing a charming spot for family mealtimes or a home-brought board game. Dust off those cooking books and relish in the contemporary kitchen, enhanced with stylish units and a white brick splashback, along with excellent appliances in the SMEG fridge/freezer, induction hob and Belfast sink. The bedrooms are both wonderfully presented, offering a super-king-size with original fireplace and a twin, served by a lavish bathroom with claw-foot bath. To the outside of Lilybank Apartment is a communal lawned garden where you can enjoy a drink amidst the idyllic surroundings. South Queensferry is a lively town lined with attractive Scottish buildings; stroll through the town centre and stop off at one of the cafés or restaurants that overlook the Forth Bridges, a spectacular UNESCO site which attractors thousands of tourists to take in the views. Learn more about the town and the beautiful bridges at the South Queensferry Museum, a popular tourist venue which also offers educational shows. If you’re lucky enough to be visiting South Queensferry while the town is hosting “Your View” experiences, then you must add it to your list – this unique experience gives visitors the chance to see and uninterrupted 360-degree panorama view of the Edinburgh and Fife coastline, from a viewing platform which is raised 361 feet in the air. On the outskirts of the town rests the stately homes of Dalmeny House and Hopetoun House, boasting beautiful grounds, classic architecture and historic artefacts. Venture to the city of Edinburgh, where you can meander the cobbled streets and uncover some hidden gems, including an array of superb restaurants, along with great sightseeing opportunities at Edinburgh Castle, which dominates the skyline and has been voted as the top UK Heritage Attraction in the British Travel Awards. Lilybank Apartment is a lovely retreat for couples and families to enjoy, whatever time of year. EPC Rating: Band D

South Queensferry is nestled on the shore in the shadow of the Forth Bridges, in-between the Falkirk and Edinburgh. The Forth Bridge, a railway bridge which was constructed over 125 years ago, is a unesco World Heritage Site and a spectacular display of engineering. The town offers a number of amenities, including several pubs, restaurants, shops and a museum which showcases the history of the town. South Queensferry was once the main point to board ferries over to Fife and is still a port today, although the boats are now destined for the islands of the Forth. The capital city of Edinburgh is 10 miles away and offers a superb array of things to do and see.

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