21 Stafford Street, Edinburgh, EH3 7BJ
Sale history
£904,000 in January 2026
The property
Forming part of an elegant 'B' Listed Georgian townhouse conversion, 21 Stafford Street is a truly stunning 3 bedroom main door ground and first floor apartment, located in the Edinburgh's sought after West End. The property is immaculately presented, generously proportioned and seamlessly blends a wealth of fine period features with high-end fixtures and fittings throughout. In brief the accommodation comprises - grand and welcoming entrance vestibule and hallway with an attractive curved stair, stylish sitting room / dining room open plan to contemporary fitted kitchen, impressive principal bedroom with triple windows and an ensuite shower room, 2 further good-sized double bedrooms, bathroom, and additional ground floor WC.
| Council Tax Band | F |
| Total Floor Area | 166 m2 |
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