2 South Fort Street, Leith, Edinburgh, EH6 4DN
Sale history
£375,000 in September 2021
The property
Beautifully presented two bedroom main door ground floor apartment, forming part of a traditional building, bordering the highly sought after areas of Trinity and Leith, boasting several transformational upgrades including high specification interiors, a spacious kitchen/dining room and renovated sash and case windows throughout. The property retains many key original features including high ceilings, ornate cornice work and natural wood doors also benefitting from a stylish interior colour palette of soft pastel shades with pops of bright colour throughout, creating a warm and inviting modern living space close to the city centre and all the cultural highlights on offer, whilst enjoying proximity to plenty of green outdoor areas and the picturesque harbour of nearby Newhaven.
| Council Tax Band | D |
| Total Floor Area | 98 m2 |
| Energy rating |
Sold property prices
Properties sold nearby
- Sold property prices in EH6
- Sold property prices in Trinity, Edinburgh North
- Sold property prices in Bonnington, Edinburgh East
- Sold property prices in Edinburgh North
- Sold property prices in Goldenacre, Edinburgh North
- Sold property prices in Leith, Edinburgh East
- Sold property prices in Edinburgh East
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