25/4 Comely Bank Road, Edinburgh, EH4 1DS
Sale history
£366,500 in May 2021
The property
An excellent opportunity has arisen to acquire this highly desirable three bedroom first floor flat, well located within the popular Comely Bank area of Edinburgh. Viewing of this property is highly recommended. Internally this accommodation is in excellent decorative order, briefly comprising; entrance hallway with a cloak cupboard, a bright and spacious sitting room with a large bay window, period cornice, an Edinburgh press cupboard and a gas stove. There is also a fully fitted, partially tiled kitchen benefiting from an integrated four-ring gas hob/oven, extractor hood, dishwasher. Two large double bedrooms offer ample space for various free-standing furniture configurations along with a third single bedroom. There is also a three-piece, partially tiled bathroom with two handy chrome towel radiators. This property also benefits from high ceilings, gas central heating and single glazed sash and case windows throughout, secure door entry system, a communal garden to the rear of the property, accessed via the stairway and more than adequate permit parking, with residents permits available at a small annual fee.
| Council Tax Band | D |
| Total Floor Area | 72 m2 |
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