1/3 Broughton Place, Edinburgh, EH1 3RL
Sale history
£483,721 in June 2016
The property
1/3 Broughton Place is a beautifully decorated 4 bedroom 2nd floor flat forming part of a handsome B listed Georgian building in the New Town. Internally the property is in excellent decorative order and has recently benefited from a complete refurbishment throughout. This includes the installation of new central heating, re-plumbing and rewiring as well as installation of a new bespoke kitchen and bathrooms designed by Development Direct - Colin Wong. The property still retains a wealth of period features including cornice, fire places and two rooms with bow walls at one end. Period features include fire places, window shutters, cornice work and timber floors. The flat is situated in a vibrant and popular residential area of the city with immediate access to a wide variety of restaurants, shops, cafes and bars. There is zoned residents' parking.
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For full details of this property including a pdf brochure, comprehensive range of photographs, quality floorplans and the ability to request a viewing appointment or brochure, please click on the agent website link above.
| Council Tax Band | E |
| Total Floor Area | 137 m2 |
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