Stone Built Two Bedroom Maisonette Set Across Three Levels In A Central Elgin Location

On Lamb Street in Bishopmill, Elgin, this stone built maisonette forms part of a traditional end terraced building dating back around 170 years. Arranged over the first and attic floors with its own entrance at ground level, it offers a spread of space across three levels, all within easy reach of local shops and the town centre.

A short approach leads to the front door, opening into a vestibule where a staircase rises in front of you. At the top, the hall is finished with light grey walls and a striped carpet, with white woodwork keeping the look clean.

The lounge is a large, bright room with two tall windows drawing in natural light. An open fireplace sits as the focal point, finished with a black inset, wooden surround and black hearth. One wall includes an alcove with shelving above a built-in cupboard, adding useful storage without taking up floor space. The wood effect flooring keeps the room easy to maintain.

The kitchen has cabinets that run along two walls, fitted with white units, dark wood effect worktops and matching splashbacks. An oven and gas hob are built in, with a stainless steel sink alongside. There’s space and plumbing below for a washing machine. To one side there’s enough room for a small table and chairs, great for more formal meals.

The bathroom on this floor is long and narrow, with the bath positioned along one wall and a shower fitted above. At the end of the bath sits the pedestal sink, with the toilet set alongside. Grey marble effect wetwall panels cover the main splash areas, while the remaining walls are painted a light grey. A frosted window and radiator complete the space.

A second staircase continues up to the attic level, where the same carpet runs through to the landing. Here a built-in storage area with mirrored sliding doors makes great use of the available space.

The main bedroom is a good sized double with sloping ceilings to either side, giving it a distinctive attic style shape. A Velux style rooflight brings in natural light from above while ceiling spotlights

run along the centre line to keep the room bright into the evening. Two built-in wardrobes with mirrored sliding doors are a real asset here, giving you excellent storage without eating into the usable floor space. The room’s en-suite sits is another bonus, adding a feature that will matter to a lot of buyers. It’s fitted with a square shower cubicle with mains shower, together with a toilet and wash hand basin.

The second bedroom sits at the opposite end of the landing and is a little smaller but would still accommodate a double bed. It also has sloping ceilings but with a dormer window bringing in light and adding usable headroom. The walls are painted a fresh white with a dark cream carpet underfoot.

The home is heated by a gas fired combi boiler located in the kitchen, supplying hot water too. Windows and the entrance door are uPVC double glazed, helping with insulation and everyday efficiency.

This maisonette stands out for its spread of space across multiple levels, combined with solid stone construction in a central location which makes it a practical option for someone wanting room to near the centre of Elgin. Take a look in person today and see how the space works for you.

About Elgin
Elgin is a vibrant town in Moray, steeped in history and surrounded by natural beauty. As the commercial centre of the region, Elgin is the perfect blend of urban convenience and rural charm, making it an attractive place to live.

One of Elgin’s standout features is its rich history, highlighted by the majestic ruins of Elgin Cathedral and the town’s well preserved Victorian architecture, including grand buildings and quaint stone cottages.

Elgin enjoys modern amenities, including a variety of shops, supermarkets, cafes and restaurants. The town also boasts excellent educational facilities, including several primary and secondary schools making it a great location for families. For leisure, residents can enjoy the atmosphere of Cooper Park, play at local golf courses or take in a football match at Borough Briggs, the home of Elgin City Football Club. Situated between two main cities, the town is also well connected by road and rail, with direct links to Inverness and Aberdeen.

For those looking for a new home in the north of Scotland, Elgin offers a vibrant community, historical charm and a high quality of life in a picturesque setting

General Information:
Services: Mains Water, Electric & Gas
Council Tax Band: B
EPC Rating: D ( 55)
Entry Date: Early entry available
Home Report: Available on request.
Viewings: 7 Days accompanied by agent.