11 Stuart Park, Edinburgh, EH12 8YD

The property

Set on a no-through road, this end-terrace house has a peaceful setting in Corstorphine, which is sure to appeal to a wide demographic. The property is also brought to market in move-in condition, finished with a blank canvas of décor and quality fixtures and fittings. The front door opens into a welcoming hallway with handy storage, which then leads to an attractive living room. Allowing for various furniture configurations, the room enjoys modern window shutters, recessed shelving and storage, and leads conveniently into the kitchen. Fitted with stylish wall and base cabinets, along with a range of integrated appliances, the kitchen also has ample space for a dining area and patio doors open onto a private, south-facing patio garden. Upstairs there are two bedrooms; the master bedroom offers fantastic built-in storage. Completing the accommodation is a modern three-piece bathroom with an overhead shower. The property further benefits from gas central heating and double glazing, and a private garage. Offering a wealth of amenities on your doorstep, Corstorphine thoroughly deserves its reputation as a desirable and well-connected residential area. Lying to the west of Edinburgh city centre, it enjoys outstanding transport links, making commuting by car or public transport fast and convenient. Furthermore, the area is well known as a shopping mecca in which traditional high street shops sit side-by-side with large retail outlets, such as a Tesco Extra supermarket and a Co-op. The nearby Gyle Shopping Centre boasts over 40 shops (including an M&S) and various eateries. David Lloyd offers a gym, indoor and outdoor pools, and tennis, badminton, and squash courts. Nearby, Corstorphine Hill is the ideal place for a tranquil stroll and offers lovely views over the city centre. Corstorphine also benefits from its own rugby, football, and cricket clubs, as well as local golf courses. For those needing to travel further afield for work or leisure, Edinburgh International Airport is a short drive away, and there are two tram stops within close proximity. The area is also served by regular day and night buses, frequent trains from the South Gyle train station, and excellent road links to the city centre, Glasgow, Fife, and to the south. In addition, Corstorphine provides local state schools at both primary and secondary level, with Edinburgh's leading independent schools easily accessed.