104a North High Street, Musselburgh, Midlothian, EH21 6AS
Sale history
£125,000 in December 2017
The property
Well-presented, two-bedroom, first-floor flat, set in a traditional stone-built building, located on a busy high street in the coastal town of Musselburgh, East Lothian, to the east of Edinburgh. The entrance hall has the secure entry phone, two storage cupboards and serves each room within the flat. The living room/kitchen, which is set to the front, has decorative plasterwork, wood-effect flooring, a living flame gas fire and a recessed window offering plentiful natural light. The kitchen is open plan to the living area, has a breakfast bar, contemporary units, laminate worktops, and a stainless steel sink. Appliances include an integrated ceramic hob, electric oven, and with space for further freestanding white goods. Bedroom one is well-sized, set to the front, with a built-in wardrobe and carpeted flooring, whilst bedroom two is to the rear, similarly finished, and with space for freestanding furniture. The bathroom features a slate tile floor, contemporary white three-piece suite with an electric over-bath shower and panel splashbacks.
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