114/1 Springfield, Edinburgh, EH6 5SD
Sale history
£137,000 in July 2017
The property
Well presented, two-bedroom, dual-aspect flat on the ground floor of a modern apartment block, set in a residential development, located in the popular Leith Walk area, in easy reach of Pilrig Park, to the east of Edinburgh city centre. The entrance hall serves each room within the property, has the secure entry phone, laminate flooring and two good-sized storage cupboards. Set to the front, the light and spacious living room features carpeted flooring, ample space for freestanding furniture and a ceiling fan light fitting. The well-proportioned kitchen is fitted with vinyl flooring, traditional units, laminate worktops, a stainless steel sink and tile splashbacks. Appliances include an electric cooker, extractor hood, washing machine and space for further freestanding white goods. Bedroom one is set to the front, with laminate flooring, a built-in wardrobe and pendant lighting, whilst bedroom two is similarly sized, with carpeting and space for freestanding bedroom furniture. The shower room is fitted with a contemporary two-piece suite, and a shower cubicle with an electric shower, tiled walls and inset lighting.
| Council Tax Band | C |
| Total Floor Area | 49 m2 |
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