1 Auld Coal Terrace, Bonnyrigg, Midlothian, EH19 3JP
Sale history
£140,550 in March 2019
The property
A lovely modern two bedroom apartment situated a short walk from a fabulous park with pond. The property offers stylish city living in the semi-rural town of Bonnyrigg within the sought after commuter belt. The hallway boasts large storage cupboard while directly ahead is the stylish living room enjoying the corner position with dual aspect. The modern fitted kitchen is semi open plan to living area and provides a good amount of storage, along with a range of integrated appliances. There are two good size double bedrooms one features a built-in wardrobe and finally, there is a spacious three piece bathroom. The property also benefits from gas central heating, double glazing and an allocated parking space. Open viewing Sunday 2-4pm
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