10-1f1, Hope Park Crescent, Edinburgh, EH8 9NA
Sale history
£400,000 in December 2022
The property
Set on the first floor of an attractive category 'B' listed sandstone tenement, this bright and airy, flat is bursting with period features. The property, in brief, comprises a generous entrance hall with storage, lounge with views over The Meadows, dining kitchen with 2 larder stores, 3 spacious double bedrooms, boxroom/study and bathroom with overhead shower. There is also the advantage of a shared garden at the rear of the property. The property is perfectly positioned in Edinburgh's vibrant Southside, moments from the Edinburgh University Main Campus and close to a wealth of local shops, bars and cafes, as well as the extensive amenities of the historic Old Town. Hope Park Crescent is a popular street with a mix of residential and commercial properties, that overlooks the lush open spaces of The Meadows, with tennis club, putting course and children's playground. For those seeking a more rugged terrain Arthurs Seat and Salisbury Crags offer the perfect spot for outdoor pursuits and the property is also ideally located for Edinburgh College of Art and Royal Commonwealth Pool as well as a variety of nearby sports facilities. Regular bus services provide good access to the city centre, and for the motorist, the A701 is an efficient route out to the City Bypass and beyond.
| Council Tax Band | E |
| Total Floor Area | 100 m2 |
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