The Sunday Post (Inverness)

Down to a tee

- By Murray Scougall

a cupboard door reveals a secret staircase, leading to the top floor of the property.

Time has stood still here with two attic double-bedrooms, sea views and a bathroom with a sunken cast iron bath. Matthew Gray of property agents Gilson Gray said: “St Helens sits in a sought-after location in what is considered East Lothian’s seaside.

“The area is a walker’s paradise with beautiful stretches of golden sand forming part of the iconic John Muir Way, and those looking to tee off are spoiled for choice with several fantastic golf courses nearby.”

After 13 years, Barbara has decided the time has come to sell St Helens.

nSet over three floors, St Helens has retained many of its original features such as high ceilings and intricate cornicing. “We live in Australia now and for the last few years have been operating it as an Airbnb.

“Reluctantl­y, we are selling it, and I hope to find someone to love it as much as I did.” The property is on the market through Gilson Gray for offers over £840,000.

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