264 Leith Walk, Edinburgh, EH6 5EL
Sale history
£280,000 in August 2024
The property
A spacious top floor flat which retains original features, located in the popular area of Leith Walk. The property is ideally situated approximately halfway between the excellent amenities of Leith and within easy reach of the City Centre. This beautiful property offers a lovely home which is located close to the Balfour Street tram stop providing direct, quick and easy access to Edinburgh Airport. In brief the accommodation comprises; welcoming hall with storage cupboard, bright sitting room with feature fireplace, separate fully fitted kitchen, three double bedrooms, bathroom with shower over the bath, and separate wc.
| Council Tax Band | C |
| Total Floor Area | 88 m2 |
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