11/14 Watson Crescent, Edinburgh, EH11 1HB
Sale history
£207,500 in October 2023
The property
This appealing third floor flat forms part of a traditional tenement in the popular district of Polwarth, in the South-West of Edinburgh. The convenient location offers easy access to local amenities, such as Fountainpark Leisure Complex and falls within the catchment area for excellent schools. The sought-after area of Bruntsfield is just a short distance away, with many popular cafes and shops. The property is within easy reach of the Union Canal, a popular walking and cyclist path and Harrison Park. The property comprises: welcoming entrance hallway, spacious living room with feature fireplace and adjoining kitchen, two good-sized double bedrooms, modern shower room and separate W.C. Well-maintained communal garden grounds are found to the rear of the property. Further features include gas central heating and on-street permit parking. Included in the sale are fitted carpets & floor coverings, curtains, cooker, oven, hob, hood, fridge-freezer, washing machine and light shades. All appliances included are sold as seen with no warranty provided. Tenure - Freehold Council Tax Band - C
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