33/16 Balcarres Street, Edinburgh, EH10 5JF
Sale history
£190,000 in September 2023
The property
Neilsons are delighted to offer to the market this attractive and bright top floor flat forming part of a traditional tenement in the desirable Morningside district of the city, close to excellent amenities and commuting links. Morningside is known for its eclectic mix of cafes, restaurants and public houses and the property is sure to appeal to first time buyers and professionals alike. Internally the accommodation in brief compromises; welcoming hallway allowing access to all rooms; open plan living area with kitchen, this room enjoys a green leafy aspect, fitted kitchen with stylish wall and base units, wooden worktop and large pantry cupboard; well proportioned double bedroom featuring hardwood floor, decorative feature wall décor and ample space for freestanding furniture; off the bedroom is a convenient shower room with a chrome towel rail and to the end of the hallway is a white two piece WC. To the rear of the building is a large communal garden and drying green, the area is mostly laid to lawn with decorative mature plants, trees and shrubs for added appeal. On Street parking is readily available for all residents and visitors. Council Tax Band - B
| Council Tax Band | B |
| Total Floor Area | 44 m2 |
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