21 (3F1) Thirlestane Road, Marchmont, EH9 1AL
Sale history
£495,000 in July 2022
The property
This spacious third floor flat forms part of a traditional tenement building and is located in the desirable district of Marchmont, in the South of Edinburgh. The location is an easy walk to the Meadows and there's an excellent array of local amenities on offer. The property is a short distance from the City Centre and Old Town and there's excellent public transport links available. The property boasts delightful period features throughout such as high ceilings with cornicing, stripped wood floors, sash windows and original fireplaces in every room. The accommodation comprises: An entrance hallway, a large living room with a bay window that could also be used as a double bedroom, a south facing living room/dining room leading into the kitchen, 2 well sized double bedrooms, a box room and a bathroom with a white 3-piece suite and shower above the bath. The property features a well maintained, south facing communal garden to the rear and on street permit parking is available. The property has gas central heating. All curtains are included in the sale apart from the "Bay window lounge" curtains, also included is the cooker, fridge freezer and washing machine.
| Council Tax Band | E |
| Total Floor Area | 107 m2 |
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