34/5 Upper Gray Street, Edinburgh, EH9 1SW
Sale history
£180,000 in March 2020
The property
Stylish double upper flat forming part of an established converted courtyard development peacefully situated in the sought after district of Newington. The property is accessed via secure, well maintained communal entrance hall and stair with external walkway leading to double entrance doors and in turn the entrance vestibule shared with one other property. The accommodation comprises; Lounge with twin windows to front and open plan to the fitted Kitchen area with ample wall and base mounted units. A carpeted staircase with balustrade leads to the upper floor landing, with skylight window. Spacious Double Bedroom with storage cupboards. Bathroom with a three piece suite comprising bath with electric shower above, wash hand basin and WC. There is a communal garden to the rear and a large and secure bike shed.
| Total Floor Area | 39 m2 |
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Sold property prices
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- Sold property prices in Edinburgh South
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