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A CHARMING four-bedroom property in Edinburgh has hit the market – and it comes with a unique history.

The stunning home, located in the Cammo area of the city, is now on sale for offers over £795,000.

The quirky home is a detached property and is just five miles from Edinburgh’s city centre.

And if that wasn’t enough, the lucky owner will enjoy a very spacious living space as the property used to be a schoolhouse.

Formerly known as Old Lennie School House, it has since been turned into a huge, charming home.

Plus it even comes with a unique feature – a huge added home office space.

It is listed on estate agent site Ellisons and has also been shared on Rightmove.

The home itself has a spacious living room area which could be used as a dining room.

There is also a huge second family room that could also be used as an office for a family.

It also has a neutral and brown-coloured open-plan kitchen area that leads to a small utility room.

Each room in the house is decorated differently from the others with each one having its own colour scheme and style.

Each of the bedrooms are large enough to fit double beds and still has ample space for furniture.

And the main bedroom has its own ensuite as well as a walk-in wardrobe.

The ensuite is one of three bathrooms in the home with the main family bathroom offering both a shower and bath and is of the highest specification.

The lucky owner will also have a huge garage which could be used as a library, car collection space, or another living room area or office.

The description on Rightmove reads: “An exceptionally unusual and quirky detached former schoolhouse and buildings situated near to the metropolitan village of Cammo and situated within close proximity to Edinburgh city centre.

“The house benefits from a large garden, and significant garaging which would lend itself to a hybrid work option or a classic car collection.

“There is also a separate piece of land, available by separate negotiation, which could be purchased from the current owner to extend further light industrial buildings or build a separate dwelling.

This is subject to gaining the necessary planning consents.”

Anyone interested in the property can find it here .

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IT’S been well over a year since Stacey Solomon first wowed her fans with a look at her £1.2million home Pickle Cottage.

The former X Factor star bought the impressive new home with her husband Joe Swash back in 2021 – and renovated it to their tastes.

However, Stacey, 33 , and Joe, 41 , haven’t always lived in such a luxurious space – as they previously owned a very humble first home.

The couple – who now share son Rex, three, and daughters Rose, one and newborn Belle – previously lived in another Essex home.

The pair, who were wed in their new mansion last year, often showed off their old home, which was considerably smaller than their current sprawling property.

Stacey – who is also mum to Zachary, 15, and Leighton, ten, took to Instagram in October 2018 to reveal she had first moved in with Joe .

After dating for nearly three years after meeting on I’m A Celebrity, the couple posed with moving boxes as they got settled in.

The smaller home only had room for Stacey’s eldest sons, as well as Joe’s son from a previous marriage, Harry, 15.

The pair admitted they didn’t have furniture days after moving in, as they crowded round a dog crate to eat their meals .

However, the couple soon redecorated the property, showing off a chic white and pink kitchen covered in floral accents.

The pink room featured laminated cupboards and framed photos of the family, as well as baskets of kitchen appliances.

This was soon switched up, as Stacey went on to reveal a grey and white themed space after ripping off the pink detailing.

The simple living room featured a grey sofa and a white dining table and chairs, with the room tied together with a grey rug.

Elsewhere, there was a TV area with beanbags in front of it for the boys, with plenty more framed photos of the family.

While outside, the property had a spacious green lawn and patio area, perfect for their sons to play.

Upstairs, Stacey’s sons had a blue bunk bed in one small bedroom they shared, while her room with Joe featured a large double bed.

The room, which had a jungle theme with green pillows and blankets, plants and a green an dbrown side table, was pulled together with plush grey carpet.

It comes after Stacey revealed a huge makeover at her new home Pickle Cottage – and it’s safe to say the kids will be fans.

The mum-of-five is no stranger to a bit of DIY at her gorgeous home , and last week saw her embark on a big project.

Taking to social media, Stacey revealed she’s going to swap her son Rex’s bedroom with another bedroom, so her daughters can share a room together.

The TV star finished decorating Rex’s amazing bedroom not too long ago, but in a bid to change the rooms around she’s going to be completely redecorating.

Stacey showed off her plans as she ripped down a flower wall in one room and filmed herself in the process.

A FEW Love Island stars have mansions that could give the villa a run for its money.

But there are previous contestants whose abodes in blighty are even better than the stunning properties on both Majorca and South Africa .

Viewers took to Ron Hall for his antics on the second-ever winter series, but it turns out his family home is one of luxury.

It turns out, he has a huge house with an ensuite bathroom , massive kitchen and chickens in the garden.

During an episode of Aftersun , podcast hosts Indiyah Polack , 23, and Sam Thompson , 30, went and had a sneak peek inside.

The kitchen features sleek dark grey cupboards and wooden work tops, which looks out onto the living and dining space featuring a huge L-shaped sofa and a flat screen TV.

Their garden features a football goal so that the hunk can practice his footie skills.

Ron’s bedroom follows a simple interior which boasts a desk with computers as part of his work from home set up, a TV on the wall and sleek wardrobes.

The family also have chickens in their back garden.

Elsewhere, Alex and Olivia Bowen are living the dream inside their newly-renovated £1.3million home.

The married pair, who are thought to be worth £4.2 million, moved into the stunning £1 million mansion in February 2020 and have completely transformed the place.

It now boasts a games room, gym, utility room complete with a miniature bath to clean their French Bulldogs and a sprawling garden with hot tub.

Alex and Olivia have become Love Island’s power couple since appearing on show in 2016, regularly topping the list of the Love Islanders who have banked the most money from the show.

Since then, they have carved out careers as mega influencers and fronted a string of big-money campaigns.

Last year the couple launched their property empire as they set up The Bowen Homes Ltd and invested £100,000 in a three-bed property in Wolverhampton.

Of course, Molly Mae and Tommy Fury are known for their stylish taste as shown by their Instagram account mollymaison, which is dedicated to flaunting their £3.5million mansion.

The loved up pair purchased their dream home at the beginning of 2022 and Molly has actively documented the renovation of the sprawling property.

The Pretty Little Thing Creative Director has a ‘perfectionist’ eye for detail and she chose to replace the bathroom fixtures with more muted themes such as black and white marble counters and a green marble basin.

The couple chose matte gold fixtures including taps, towel racks and lights to match the rest of the house.

The property contains wide open plan spaces with a huge circular dining table, a stunning office space with paneled cabinets as well as stunning light fixtures.

SUELLA Braverman today called on Sir Keir Starmer and his top team to apologise after they campaigned to keep foreign thugs in Britain.

The Home Secretary said Labour MPs should “hang their heads in shame” after criminals they argued against deporting went on to commit MORE heinous crimes.

A furious Ms Braverman told the Commons: “The Labour Party are much more interested in writing letter campaigns to stop the Home Office from deporting serious foreign national offenders.

“They’re much more interested in the rights of criminals rather than the rights and entitlements of the law abiding majority.

“I agree, they really should be apologising for the devastating action.”

Last week, after delivering a speech on crime, the Labour Leader refused to apologise for signing a letter calling for 50 dangerous offenders not to be deported on a flight to Jamaica .

Instead, a remorseless Sir Keir boasted: “I stand proudly by my record.”

In 2020, the Labour boss demanded “all future (deportation) charter flights must be suspended” — and even suggested the convicts be handed taxpayer-funded mobile phones to help them with their attempts to stay in Britain.

But an exclusive Sun investigation revealed seven of the thugs went on to commit more violent or drug-related crimes following the intervention.

Among those who reoffended on the back of the Labour Leader’s intervention was heroin dealer Akiva Heaven, who had already served four years behind bars and was released in 2018.

He was jailed again in May 2021 for dealing cocaine and heroin in Southsea, Hants.

Sir Keir also helped stop Barrington Laing from being removed — despite a decade of crime beginning when he was in an Asbo gang aged just 14.