32 2F3, Comely Bank Street, Edinburgh, EH4 1BB
Sale history
£330,000 in April 2023
The property
Neilsons are delighted to market this large tenement flat with many original features and carefully modernised to make this a great opportunity for any professional. The flat is located in the popular Comely Bank area of the capital, within walking distance to the cosmopolitan Stockbridge and with in walking distance to the city centre. In brief the accommodation compromises; L shaped hallway with two storage cupboards; Bay windowed reception room with original cornicing and feature fireplace; a box room ideal for further storage or home office; Modern kitchen featuring light grey wall and floor units, subway style white tiling and ample space for dining; double bedroom with built in wardrobes and further cupboard; bathroom with a white three piece suite, white tiling and electric shower over the bath. The property is neutrally decorated throughout to a high standard, with hard wood floors and carpet to the bedroom. The flat benefits from a secure rear shared garden, mostly laid to lawn and well maintained, this is also west facing enjoying the sun for majority of the day. Ample on street parking is available via permit or pay and display. Council Tax Band D
| Council Tax Band | D |
| Total Floor Area | 65 m2 |
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