122 Cockburn Crescent, Balerno, Midlothian, EH14 7HU
Sale history
£165,000 in January 2024
The property
Surrounded by open countryside, this is a peaceful two-bedroom upper villa in the sought-after village of Balerno. Whilst it would now benefit from some modernisation, with a generous footprint and light-filled accommodation along with a private garden, it offers much potential. Within easy reach of Edinburgh universities, as well as picturesque open spaces, and leisure and retail amenities, it presents a fantastic opportunity for a first-time buyer or investor. • Spacious south-west-facing lounge with an expansive picture window overlooking the surrounding countryside. The tasteful décor includes wood-inspired flooring. • Well-presented kitchen adjoining the lounge and requiring some modernisation. Comprises of shaker-style wall and floor units in a pistachio green, oak-effect worktops, splashback, and integrated appliances that include a hob, oven, and an extractor hood. • Light-filled and generous south-west-facing principal double bedroom enjoying a leafy outlook, wood-inspired flooring, an appealing décor, and a built-in wardrobe • A second good-sized and bright double bedroom. • Sizeable bathroom featuring a WC, washbasin, and bath with wall-mounted shower. Requires a cosmetic upgrade. • Small enclosed rear garden with lawn, paving, and a garden shed. • Gas central heating and double glazing throughout. • On-street parking and a single-car garage.
| Council Tax Band | C |
| Total Floor Area | 66 m2 |
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