35 Wester Drylaw Place, Edinburgh, EH4 2TN
Sale history
£135,000 in September 2017
The property
Spacious and well-presented, modern, two bedroom, mid-terrace, two-storey villa, with private gardens, set in a quiet side-street in the Drylaw area, north-west of the city centre. The entrance hall serves the ground floor, with a stairway to the upper storey. The front-facing living room has a feature wooden fireplace with gas fire, marble inset and hearth. There is a deep walk-in cupboard and a door to the kitchen. Overlooking the rear garden, the kitchen/breakfast room has white units with laminate worktops, splashback tiling, and space for a range of appliances. To the side is a rear hall / sitting area, with a deep cupboard and an external door. A carpeted landing, with loft hatch, serves the two bedrooms and bathroom. Bedroom One has two front-facing windows, and two deep, overstairs cupboards. The second bedroom overlooks the rear garden and parkland beyond, and has a deep cupboard. Both offer ample space for freestanding furniture. The bathroom is fitted with a traditional white suite, and splashback tiling.
| Council Tax Band | C |
| Total Floor Area | 74 m2 |
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