26/3 Newtoft Street, Edinburgh, EH17 8RD
Sale history
£140,000 in June 2017
The property
Beautifully-presented, two-bedroom, first-floor flat, set in a traditional stone-built school conversion, located in the established Gilmerton area, south of Edinburgh city centre. The entrance hall has a generous storage cupboard and serves each room within the flat. The bright and spacious living/dining room, which is set to the front, features ample space for freestanding dining furniture and a large recessed window offering plentiful natural light. The galley-style kitchen is fitted with traditional units, oak worktops, a large ceramic sink, integrated gas hob, electric oven, microwave oven, fridge/freezer, extractor hood, and freestanding washing machine. Bedroom one is well-sized, set to the side of the property, with solid oak flooring, and a recessed window, whilst bedroom two is to the front, similarly well finished, and with pendant lighting and space for freestanding furniture. The stylish bathroom which is set internally off the hall features a modern white three-piece suite with a mixer over-bath shower, ladder radiator and tiled floor.
| Council Tax Band | C |
| Total Floor Area | 58 m2 |
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