Historic Lamb's House with Walled Garden and Contemporary Pavilion

About the Property

Historic Lamb's House, a landmark residence built in 1610, stands as a testament to the architectural heritage of Leith, Scotland. This extraordinary Category A-listed property encompasses a refined family home alongside a modern Pavilion and contemporary offices, all set within a meticulously restored environment. The estate spans 873.01 square meters and is situated mere meters from the original harbour, offering a unique blend of historic charm and modern convenience. Lamb's House, originally designed to accommodate both trade and residence, features striking crow-stepped gables, leaded windows, and massive Baltic pine beams. The building's restoration, completed in 2010, has revealed original elements while introducing sensitive modern interventions, including a Renaissance-style walled garden that enhances the property's aesthetic and historical significance. This garden, inspired by 17th-century Scottish architecture, features symmetrical parterres and a variety of carefully selected plants, creating a harmonious outdoor space that complements the grandeur of the house. The Pavilion, constructed in 2010, adds a contemporary touch to the estate, with its curved ogee roof and Enlightenment-inspired detailing, providing a retreat within the classical setting. Together, these elements create a cohesive architectural ensemble that reflects both the history and the vibrant cultural renaissance of Leith. Outbuildings: - Walled Garden - Pavilion Location: - Situated in the heart of Leith, Edinburgh, EH6 6RB Price: €3,750,000 including fees (paid by the seller). Exclusive listing by Savills.