17 3f3 Temple Park Crescent, Polwarth Edinburgh EH11 1JF
Sale history
£210,900 in January 2018
The property
17 Temple Park Crescent is located in the heart of Polwarth, it presents a spacious home for the professional couple or family. The property boasts particularly high ceilings, period features, sash and case double glazed windows and offers flexible accommodation now in need of modernisation and upgrading. The accommodation, which is accessed via a well maintained secure shared entrance, comprises - spacious hall; elegant and generously proportioned bay windowed sitting room, fireplace surround and original cornicing. There is a particularly spacious diningroom with kitchen area off and large walk-in storage cupboard useful for utility. Double bedroom and study/box bedroom. There is a bathroom with white suite and shower over the bath. The flat further benefits from gas central heating throughout, south facing shared garden to the rear, which has been well maintained, and a mix of on-street, zoned resident permit parking and paid parking. In summary this is a very impressive property with great potential and would appeal to various markets, early viewing is, therefore, highly recommended.
| Total Floor Area | 75 m2 |
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