16, Logie Green Road, Edinburgh, EH7 4EZ

For sale by online auction Wednesday 28th of January 2026 at 9AM - ***fantastic opportunity to create your ideal home***highly sought after area of edinburgh***this two bedroom, two storey end terraced house offers generous living space and potential to modernise to your own taste*** The property features a bright and welcoming lounge, a kitchen requiring updating, and two well-proportioned bedrooms.

The flexible layout, combined with its end-of-terrace position, provides a sense of space and privacy that is hard to find in the area.

Outside, the home benefits from a private garden and potential for off-street parking, while the surrounding area is well-served by local amenities, schools, and excellent transport links into the city centre.

This property represents an exciting renovation opportunity for buyers looking to add value and create a contemporary home in Edinburgh's vibrant east side.

Early viewing is highly recommended to fully appreciate the potential on offer. Early listing as Home Report is not available yet Please note that the driveway is not included in the sale.

***key features*** - Of interest to developers and investors - A two bedroom two storey semi-detached house - In need of modernisation - Well located for access to Edinburgh City centre - Adjacent to the amenities of the Canonmills area - Adjacent to Tesco Supermarket and opposite Lidl Supermarket ***description*** The property comprises a two bedroom two storey end terraced house in need of modernisation.

*Additional information* Tenure - Heritable *Accommodation* Ground Floor: Entrance hall, living room, kitchen and dining room. First Floor: Two bedrooms and bathroom with wc.

Gross internal floor area is approximately 69 sqm Logie Green Road is located off Broughton Road and approximately 1 mile north of Princes Street.

A popular residential area with a variety of independent restaurants and shops close to the property.

Transport - Waverley Railway Station - 1 mile south - Numerous bus services south to the city centre and south to the suburbs of Trinity and Leith ***recent nearby residential property sales*** - Flat 9,3, Hawkhill Close, Albion, Edinburgh, EH7 6FD - 2 bedroom - sold oct'25 - £237,000 - Flat 12,100, Easter Warrister, Warrister, Edinburgh, EH7 4QZ - 2 bedroom - sold OCt'25 - £250,000 - 1f4,10, Rosie Place, Abbyhill, Edinburgh, EH7 5SG - 1 bedroom - sold oct'25 - £222,000 Edinburgh is the capital city of Scotland and one of its 32 council areas.

It is located in southeast Scotland and is bounded to the north by the Firth of Forth and to the south by the Pentland Hills. Edinburgh had a population of 506,520 in 2020.

***education*** Edinburgh has a rich and diverse education landscape, from excellent schools to worldclass universities and further education options.

Here's a clear breakdown: *Primary & Secondary Schools* - State Schools Edinburgh is served by the City of Edinburgh Council, which oversees education services, school places, term dates, early learning and childcare.

There are about 94 primary schools and 23 secondary schools across the city.

- Independent (Feepaying) Schools Edinburgh has a higher proportion of pupils in independent schools than the Scottish average.

Wellknown schools include: - Edinburgh Academy - Fettes College - George Heriot's School - George Watson's College - Merchiston Castle School - Stewart's Melville College Gaelic medium education is also available, with a dedicated Gaelic primary school in the city.

*Universities & Higher Education* Edinburgh is one of the UK's most important education hubs, attracting students from around the world.

University of Edinburgh - Founded in 1583, it's one of the oldest and most prestigious universities in the Englishspeaking world.

Home to ~49,000 students across three major colleges: Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences Science & Engineering Medicine & Veterinary Medicine Known globally for research excellence and a toptier student experience.

It includes specialised institutes like the Edinburgh Futures Institute, which offers interdisciplinary programs in areas like ai ethics, sustainability and governance.

HeriotWatt University A public research university established from the School of Arts of Edinburgh (1821), now with campuses in Edinburgh and internationally.

Edinburgh College - One of the largest further education colleges in the UK, with tens of thousands of students across campuses.

- Offers vocational, technical, access and preparatory courses that can lead to university study or direct employment opportunities.

***transport in edinburgh*** Edinburgh has a well-connected and multi-modal transport system, making it easy to get around the city and beyond.

Here's a detailed breakdown: *Buses* Lothian Buses is the main operator, covering nearly all parts of Edinburgh and surrounding suburbs.

Frequent services run day and night, including the popular Airlink 100 from the airport to the city centre.

*Trams* - Edinburgh has a modern tram line connecting the airport to the city centre and suburbs. - Stops include: Airport Gogarburn Murrayfield Haymarket Princes Street York Place.

- Convenient for airport transfers and city sightseeing. *Rail* - Edinburgh Waverley Station is the main train hub, centrally located near Princes Street.

- Services connect to Glasgow, London, Aberdeen, Inverness, and other UK cities. - Haymarket Station serves western parts of the city.

- Local trains connect nearby towns in Lothian and the Borders region. *Airports* Edinburgh Airport (edi) is about 8 miles west of the city centre.

Well-served by: Tram: ~35 minutes to city center Airlink 100 bus: ~30 minutes Taxi or private transfer Flights connect to major UK cities, Europe, and international destinations.

***things to do in edinburgh*** *Historic & Cultural Landmarks* Edinburgh Castle Iconic fortress on Castle Rock with panoramic views and historic artifacts like the Crown Jewels.

Palace of Holyroodhouse The Queen's official Scottish residence at the bottom of the Royal Mile. St Giles' Cathedral Beautiful medieval cathedral on the Royal Mile.

The Real Mary King's Close Underground streets with tours about Edinburgh's hidden history.

*Museums & Galleries* National Museum of Scotland Huge variety of exhibits from Scottish history to science. Scottish National Gallery Masterpieces from the Renaissance to the 20th century.

Museum of Edinburgh Focused on the city's history. Camera Obscura & World of Illusions Fun optical illusions and a rooftop view of the city.

*Scenic Views & Nature* Arthur's Seat Ancient volcano offering one of the best views of the city. Calton Hill Iconic skyline view with monuments like the National Monument.

Princes Street Gardens Beautiful gardens right below the castle. Botanic Gardens Great for a relaxing stroll and unique plant collections.

*Walking & Exploring* The Royal Mile Historic street connecting the castle to Holyrood Palace, filled with shops, pubs, and street performers.

Grassmarket Quaint area with pubs, restaurants, and a historic market vibe. Dean Village Picturesque riverside village perfect for photography.

Water of Leith Walkway Scenic walking path through the city and nature.

*Food & Drink* Edinburgh is renowned for having numerous eating out and drinking establishments including: - Traditional Scottish fare Try haggis, neeps, and tatties at a local pub.

- The Elephant House Famous caf where J.K. Rowling wrote parts of Harry Potter. - Whisky tasting Many bars and tours offer Scotch whisky tastings.

*Festivals & Entertainment* Edinburgh Festival Fringe (August) The world's largest arts festival. Edinburgh International Festival High-quality theatre, music, and dance.

Edinburgh Military Tattoo Spectacular military music performance at the castle (summer).

*Unique Experiences* Ghost tours & haunted walks Edinburgh has a spooky side with many tales of the supernatural. Royal Yacht Britannia Tour the Queen's former floating palace.

Scottish Storytelling Centre Traditional and modern storytelling experiences.

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