30/5 Blackwood Crescent, Newington, Edinburgh, EH9 1QX
Sale history
£288,000 in March 2018
The property
Most impressive traditional second floor flat tucked away in a quiet residential street with a wide choice of amenities and the central universities. Viewing is recommended of this particularly light and spacious property. Freshly decorated and re-carpeted just prior to marketing, it is presented in move in condition. The twin windowed living room retains a beautiful marble mantelpiece and decorative cornicework. The property would be suitable as a comfortable private home or as a buy to let. The accommodation comprises of a hallway, living room, kitchen/dining room with larder off, two bedrooms, bathroom with white suite and electric shower, separate WC, gas central heating, security entryphone system, well kept shared garden and permit parking on street.
| Council Tax Band | D |
| Total Floor Area | 67 m2 |
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