135/2 Easter Road, Edinburgh, EH7 5QA
Sale history
£230,000 in November 2017
The property
This beautifully presented ground floor flat lies in the Easter Road area of east Edinburgh. The sitting room is a spacious and comfortable room with attractive wooden flooring and a striking period fireplace. A recess provides a convenient dining area, making this a fantastic spot to entertain. The recently fitted kitchen is stylish with cream units, wood-effect work surfaces and white, brick-style tiling. The master bedroom is a large double with contemporary wood laminate flooring and built-in wardrobes that make great use of the space. Bedroom two is a further good-sized double with space for free-standing bedroom furniture. The newly installed bathroom has a white suite with a shower over the bath and sleek, white tiling. Three large cupboards off the hallway give ample storage space. There is access to a shared roof terrace to the rear which is a lovely sunny spot to relax. There is on-street parking in the area. The property is fully double glazed and has gas central heating. With spacious and tastefully decorated living accommodation, this is a lovely home in perfect move-in condition.
| Council Tax Band | C |
| Total Floor Area | 72 m2 |
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