28 (1F) Moray Place, Edinburgh, EH3 6BX
Sale history
£826,932 in February 2019
The property
Originally designed and constructed for the Earl of Moray in 1822 this unique A listed three bedroom first floor drawing room apartment is situated in one of the most prestigious Georgian townhouses in Edinburgh's sought after street of the New Town. This grand property boasts elegantly proportioned rooms including the former ballroom with exquisite views over the Dean Valley, fine period features including decorative cornices and marble mantelpiece, large dining hall, ample storage, gas central heating, permit parking and access to the renowned Moray Pleasure Grounds of Ainslie Place, Moray Place and Doune Terrace Gardens. The property would now benefit from some modernisation and upgrading to create one of Edinburgh's premier City Centre properties.
| Council Tax Band | H |
| Total Floor Area | 210 m2 |
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