29 Wester Drylaw Place, Edinburgh, EH4 2TN
Sale history
£148,700 in December 2018
The property
Well-presented, two-bedroom, mid-terraced house, with front and rear gardens, located in the popular Wester Drylaw area, to the northwest of Edinburgh city centre. The entrance hall gives access to the carpeted stairway and also opens to the front-facing living room. With space for lounge and dining furniture, the living room includes an electric fireplace with traditional surround, wood-effect flooring, and a built-in under-stair cupboard. Off the lounge is the bright kitchen with stone-effect worktops, sink with drainer, a tiled surround, washing machine, fridge/freezer, and an integrated oven, gas hob and canopy. Off the kitchen and with a door to the garden, is a flexible rear hall with a built-in store cupboard. On the first floor, bedroom one is set to the front, and features two built-in wardrobes, carpeted flooring and a spot light fitting. Bedroom two is rear-facing, and also has a built-in store cupboard and carpeted flooring. The bathroom is fitted with a traditional style three-piece suite, with tiled walls and a shower head fitting for the bath.
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