17/4 Clarence Street, Edinburgh, EH3 5AE
Sale history
£425,000 in July 2010
The property
17/4 Clarence Street is an exceptionally stylish and very spacious top floor contemporary apartment located within a refurbished Georgian tenement in the much sought after New Town/Stockbridge area. The apartment has been sympathetically modernised yet retains a wealth of fine period features which include sash and case windows, working window shutters, fine cornice work, panel doors, original fireplaces, and deep skirting boards. The property is entered through a bright stairwell. The generous perfectly proportioned accommodation comprises, light and airy dining hall, elegant lounge with feature fireplace, spacious yet cosy dining kitchen, two very attractive double bedrooms with original fireplaces (master with en-suite bathroom with Jacuzzi bath) study/bedroom three, and shower/steam room with shower/steam cubicle. In addition it benefits from having excellent storage space, gas fired central heating, and a security entry system. There is a communal garden located at the rear of the building, plus a cellar at basement level. The area is served by zone 5a parking. As Agents we have no hesitation in recommending viewing this beautifully presented traditional home to fully appreciate its many period features.
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Local Area
Stockbridge itself is conveniently placed for access to Princes Street and offers an excellent range of local shops, restaurants, bars and recreational facilities which include Inverleith Park, the Botanical Gardens, and the Water of Leith. Supermarkets within easy reach include Waitrose at Comely Bank, Tesco at Canonmills, and Sainsbury's at Craigleith. Excellent schooling is available in both the private and public sector having the Edinburgh Academy, Fettes College, Stockbridge Primary and Flora Stevensons School all within easy reach. The area is also very well served with bus routes.
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