25/3 Eyre Place, Edinburgh, EH3 5EX
Sale history
£295,000 in September 2023
The property
Occupying a coveted location within Edinburgh’s prestigious New Town this two bedroom traditional apartment boasts classical proportions and fine period details. A light property on the first floor of a tenement, it enjoys delightful views of King George V Park and is in easy reach of cosmopolitan Stockbridge, Broughton Street, and the City Centre. Just a short walk from the Royal Botanic Garden and close to an array of leisure, dining, and retail amenities this home will appeal to a variety of buyers. • Elegant living room with hardwood flooring, an original open cast iron fireplace and a built-in cupboard. • Bright dining kitchen overlooking the rear walled gardens. Features shaker-style wall and floor units, dark grey worktops, and freestanding appliances including a fridge/freezer, an extractor hood, hob, and oven. • Spacious and light-filled south-facing principal double bedroom with handsome wooden flooring and a striking original open cast iron fireplace. Enjoys a delightful King George V Park aspect. • Second bedroom with wooden flooring and a peaceful leafy rear outlook. • Separate WC and washbasin. • Bathroom, fully-tiled with wall-mounted shower over bath and washbasin. • Gas central heating throughout. • On-street (permit) parking.
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