19b Queen's Crescent, Edinburgh, EH9 2BB
Sale history
£195,000 in December 2024
The property
Fixed Price £5,000 below Home Report value Warners are delighted to offer to the market this uniquely charming, one-bedroom detached lodge in the popular Newington area of Edinburgh. Steeped in history, the property dates back to 1871 and marked the entrance to the Waverley Park development designed by David Cousin in 1862 for the landowner and Lord Provost, Duncan McLaren. Internally, the accommodation comprises a welcoming entrance hallway, open plan lounge/ kitchen, bathroom with shower over bath and a double bedroom which provides access, through a hatch, to a useful floored attic space. The property benefits from gas central heating together with access to Waverley Park as well as Ventnor Park and Bowling Green. Ideally situated close to excellent local amenities, including the Royal Commonwealth Pool, Cameron Toll shopping centre providing access to a 24-hour gym, as well as unrivalled public transport links into the city centre. Note: Actual photographs of rooms in their true state, with some photographs having computer generated furniture and decorative items to show the size and layout options available with rooms.
| Council Tax Band | C |
| Total Floor Area | 28 m2 |
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