22 Cherry Tree Crescent, Balerno, Midlothian, EH14 5AL
Sale history
£373,000 in May 2018
The property
Most impressive detached chalet style villa forming part of a mature, well established development, offering well proportioned and particularly versatile living space in beautiful order. Situated in one of Edinburgh's most respected residential areas, this lovely family home comes complete with a garage and long drive-in and a well tended south-west facing back garden which offers a high degree of privacy and seclusion. The accommodation comprises - hallway with under-stair storage, extremely spacious living room , formal dining room, conservatory with patio door leading to rear garden, attractive kitchen/breakfast room, three double bedrooms, each with built-in storage space, bathroom, contemporary shower room, study. Warm air central heating. Double glazing.
| Council Tax Band | F |
| Total Floor Area | 130 m2 |
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