29/13 Stewart Terrace, Edinburgh, EH11 1UN
Sale history
£147,147 in February 2018
The property
A very well-presented third floor flat occupying the top floor of a traditional tenement building. Quietly positioned in the popular Gorgie area to the west of the city centre, the property is ideal for the first time buyer, but will also be of interest to a buy-to-let investor. The internal accommodation, which is in excellent order throughout, comprises a hallway with storage, double bedroom, bathroom, bright sitting room, off which is a stylish contemporary kitchen with a range of base and wall-mounted white high-gloss units with gas hob, electric oven, fridge-freezer, washing machine and dishwasher. There are sanded floors in both the sitting room and the bedroom, double glazing throughout and gas central heating. In 2011/12 the building benefitted from a comprehensive upgrading to the front and rear external stone-work, the chimneys and the roof.
| Total Floor Area | 40 m2 |
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