35/4 Madeira Street, Edinburgh, EH6 4AJ
Sale history
£411,500 in July 2021
The property
This substantial double upper flat is situated within a vibrant high amenity area with excellent bus services providing access to many areas of the City. The flexible accommodation has may enhancing features and comprises; welcoming reception hallway, large comfortable lounge with two windows to front providing excellent natural light. The rear facing bright and sunny dining kitchen creates the perfect ambience for entertaining and has ample base and wall mounted units with co-ordinating work surfaces. There is also a separate utility with cloaks/wc. To this floor there are also two double bedrooms, charming bathroom and spacious office with window to front. Finally, to the upper floor there are two further good sized bedrooms and large bathroom. The property has gas central heating, sash/case windows, eave storage, built in storage and well cared for communal garden to rear. There is a well-cared for shared garden to the rear of the property which is laid out to grass with shaped borders.
| Council Tax Band | D |
| Total Floor Area | 162 m2 |
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