22/6 Great Junction Street, Edinburgh, EH6 5LA
Sale history
£159,500 in November 2017
The property
Spacious, two-bedroom, second-floor flat, set in a traditional stone-built tenement, located on a busy street in the popular Leith area, to the north of Edinburgh city centre. The entrance vestibule has the secure entryphone and opens into the wide hall which serves each room within the flat. The bright and spacious living room, which is set to the front, has cornicework, laminate flooring, an electric fire with wooden surround and a large recessed window looking out over Great Junction Street and offering plentiful natural light. Set internally off the hall, the generously sized and newly fitted kitchen features modern white, high-gloss wall and base units, laminate worktops and a stainless steel sink. Appliances include an integrated gas hob, electric oven, freestanding washing machine and space for freestanding appliances. Bedroom one is of a good size, set to the rear, with a recessed window and laminated flooring, whilst bedroom two is similarly finished, and with ample space for freestanding furniture. The bathroom features a three-piece suite, an electric over-bath shower and tile splashbacks.
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