26 Seaview Crescent, Edinburgh, EH15 2LU
Sale history
£415,000 in November 2017
The property
Beautifully presented, three-bedroom, detached bungalow, with excellent views, private gardens and a garage, set in an elevated position on a quiet residential street, located in the sought-after Joppa area, to the east of Edinburgh city centre. The vestibule leads into the entrance hall which has carpeted flooring and serves each room within the property. The bright and spacious living/dining room features a bay window, carpeting and a modern wood burning stove with a stone hearth. The kitchen which has patio doors opening onto the rear garden, is fitted with traditional units, laminate worktops, and a stainless steel sink. Appliances include an integrated gas hob, electric oven, with space and plumbing for further freestanding white goods. Featuring a bay window with views over the Forth, bedroom one is to the front, with ample space for freestanding furniture and carpeted flooring; bedrooms two and three likewise are well finished, whilst the family bathroom features a traditional three-piece suite. The attic is accessed via a Ramsay ladder, and has a velux style window affording excellent, uninterrupted views across the Forth to Fife.
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