Harry Potter style apartment in the heart of a Scottish city where J.K. Rowling began writing her stories about a wizard boy who was sold for £315,000.
Two bedroom house in the Canongate area. Edinburgh filled to the brim with charming décor and up for sale on Thursday.
The master bedroom is furnished like a Gryffindor dorm room and features a four-poster bed and candles that appear to float.
The rare home also boasts a second bedroom with a smaller double bed, decorated in the style of a Hogwarts Express carriage.
The cozy living room is decorated in the same way as the Gryffindor living room, and the corridor is covered with portrait wallpaper.
Keys and other magical items are scattered throughout the magical house, which has been decorated by Harry Potter fan and owner Yue Gao.
The Harry Potter-style apartment in the heart of the Scottish town where JK Rowling began writing her wizard boy stories is up for sale for £315,000. Pictured: The master bedroom, furnished like a Gryffindor dorm room, with a four-poster bed and candles that appear to float.
The kitchen continues this theme with a mural of a Dumbledore-like figure, a dragon, and a tree that resembles the magical Whomping Willow plant from the books.
The cozy living room is decorated in the same way as the Gryffindor living room, and the corridor is covered with portrait wallpaper. Two-bedroom house listed for sale on Thursday
Real estate agent Aberdein Considine listed properties with offers worth over £315,000, saying: “This magical, rare and unique third floor apartment is sure to leave you enchanted.”
A white owl resembling Hedwig was also hung on the wall as a nod to the fictional series. Social media users were impressed with this property when an agent teased several images earlier this month.
The kitchen continues this theme with a mural of a Dumbledore-like figure, a dragon, and a tree that resembles the magical Whomping Willow plant from the books.
A white owl resembling Hedwig was also hung on the wall as a final nod to the fictional series.
Real estate agent Aberdein Considine listed properties with offers worth over £315,000, saying: “This magical, rare and unique third floor apartment is sure to leave you spellbound.”
“Beautifully renovated and decorated by a renowned interior designer, the magical style of this hotel is truly mesmerizing.
“The attention to detail on this stunning home will only be fully appreciated after an internal inspection and ideally the property should be sold fully furnished and as is.
“The theme of the apartment is evident as soon as you walk through the front door with stylish wallpaper and furniture that set the mood for the rest of the house.
“There are three closets in the hallway providing excellent storage. The master bedroom has two forward-facing windows, plus a solid wall with full-height drapes, a closet with hangers, and a striking four-poster bed.
“The second bedroom is designed to mimic a train cabin with a built-in bed and built-in wardrobe.”
The entrance hall, which also has three closets, is covered with portrait wallpaper. This two-bedroom home in the Canongate area of Edinburgh is filled to the brim with charming décor.
Bathroom in a house in Edinburgh, photo above. Rowling made Edinburgh’s Elephant House Café famous after it was revealed she wrote the first Harry Potter book there in 1995 and 1996.
Living room in the photo from a different angle. The real estate agent said: “Beautifully modernized and decorated by a renowned interior designer, the magical theme of this home is truly mesmerizing.”
Social media users were impressed with the property when an agent teased it earlier this month with several images.
One person wrote: “Found our next home. I wonder if there is a closet under the stairs for a little boy?
Another wrote: “Cancel the new house, is this what you need”, while a third asked: “Is this the real Harry Potter house?”
A fourth person added: “Accio, a magical apartment. I need it in my life.”
The rare home also boasts a second bedroom with a smaller double bed, decorated in the style of a Hogwarts Express carriage, with a built-in bed and built-in wardrobe.
The kitchen area pictured above is adorned with a mural of a Dumbledore-like figure, a dragon, and a tree that resembles the magical Whomping Willow.
Exterior view of a two-room apartment in Edinburgh. A Harry Potter series was made in 2001 and ended in 2011. Since then, there have been two additional films in the Fantastic Beasts series.
Rowling’s first novel in the popular fantasy series Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone was released in June 1997 and focused on the lives of Harry himself and his friends, Ron Weasley and Hermione Granger.
The author made Edinburgh’s Elephant House Café famous after it was revealed she wrote her first book there in 1995 and 1996.
Harry Potter was made into a TV series in 2001, which ended in 2011. Since then, the Fantastic Beasts series has featured two additional films.
The books have sold over 400 million copies worldwide and have been translated into over 60 languages.