33 Scald Law Drive, Edinburgh, EH13 0FE
Sale history
£176,000 in September 2021
The property
Warners are delighted to present this exceptionally light and spacious upper villa, offered to the market under the Golden Share Scheme, forming part of a prestigious modern development set in the desirable city suburb of Colinton. This contemporary upper villa enjoys one double bedroom, light and airy living areas, and immaculate décor throughout, plus a shared rear garden, bike storage and access to residents' parking. Early viewing is recommended! Welcoming entrance vestibule, hallway with two storage cupboards, modern well equipped-breakfasting kitchen included integrated fridge/freezer, washing machine and dishwasher. There is ample space for a small table, bright and spacious lounge, double bedroom with integrated wardrobe, modern spacious bathroom (three-piece suite with shower over bath), double glazing, gas central heating, well maintained shared rear garden, bike storage, residents parking It should be noted that this is a Golden Share property. Under the Golden Share scheme, the purchaser owns 100% of the home but the Golden Share price of the property is fixed at 80% of the open market value at the time of sale. Purchasers must provide the necessary evidence to demonstrate that they are eligible for the scheme.
| Council Tax Band | C |
| Total Floor Area | 55 m2 |
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