14/3 Maritime Street, Edinburgh, EH6 6SB

3 Bed Flat - First Floor with 1 Reception Room

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£322,500 in December 2022

The property

A first floor, substantial, three double bedroom flat forming part of a historic, B-listed, ornate Victorian building with Bacchus keystone, grapes and vine decor and a corner turret. This unique property in Leith Shore, a cultural hot-spot, was exceptionally refurbished recently, insulated and elegantly decorated using a palette of subtle shades of grey. A grand entrance hall leads to all the high-ceiling rooms and holds a cupboard with steps up to a secret, substantial attic. The superb lounge is bright and spacious, featuring the original, large and deep windows. Oak laminate flooring flows throughout. The high-ceiling kitchen is fitted with bespoke units and features a substantial pantry holding white goods and storage items. Three minutes to the new tram stop and to the Water of Leith, where Mary Queen of Scots landed. This spacious apartment forms part of a former wine warehouse, which is surrounded by the historic, maritime, winding streets of the Shore. The building sits on the historic core of the medieval port of Leith. The Shore is a fashionable and vibrant location north of Edinburgh city centre, offering a blend of historic buildings and modern developments, and is well-served by the area's excellent selection of cafes, bars, bistros and eateries, including Michelin-starred restaurants. There are excellent transport links to Edinburgh centre with frequent bus services available from the Shore, just a short minute walk away. The trams are scheduled to start in Spring 2023 and will boost transport options to Princes Street and the Airport. The new tram stop is a just a short walk away. A little further afield, but still within walking distance, finds the Ocean Terminal retail and leisure complex which offers several high-street shopping outlets, a multiscreen cinema, gym, spa, the Royal Yacht Britannia and a variety of restaurants. There are two supermarkets and further shopping and eating options in Leith Walk and Easter Road. There are paths and cycleways snaking along the Newhaven shore and the Water of Leith. The historic Leith Links offers open, green spaces. Leith Shore is the home of the Scottish Malt Whisky Society. Leith - world's 4th coolest location, according to Time Out in 2021.

Council Tax Band D
Total Floor Area 81 m2
Energy rating C

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