3/13 Bruce Street, Edinburgh, EH10 5JE
Sale history
£140,000 in June 2024
The property
Well-proportioned, one-bedroom, third (top) floor flat, set to the front of a traditional stone-built tenement. Set in a cul-sac position, in the highly desirable Morningside area, just south of Edinburgh city centre. Comprises an entrance hall, open plan living/dining room and kitchen, double bedroom, and a bathroom. Requiring upgrading, features include a fitted kitchen with appliances, modern flooring, double glazing and a flexible bedroom wardrobe recess. In addition, there is a secured entry system, a highly maintained shared garden, and zoned street parking. The entrance hall affords access throughout the property and features a recessed cupboard with shelves and the secured entry system. The open-plan living room offers ample space for dining and features laminate flooring, an "Edinburgh press" with shelves and a light fitting. Set to the rear of the room, a fitted kitchen has a tiled surround and a sink with drainer, with appliances including an electric cooker, a washing machine and a fridge/freezer. A 360 Virtual Tour is available online.
| Council Tax Band | A |
| Total Floor Area | 37 m2 |
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