350/7 Leith Walk, Edinburgh, EH6 5BR
Sale history
£276,000 in December 2020
The property
Forming part of a traditional tenement, this beautifully presented top floor flat is located within the sought after area of Leith Walk within minutes walking distance to the city centre. An abundance of amenities can be found on the door step including shops, bars, restaurants and cafes as well the upcoming St James Quarter. There are excellent public transport links with quick and easy access to all areas of Edinburgh and, once complete, the Edinburgh Trams will provide a direct connection to Edinburgh Airport. In move-in condition, this spacious property (which retains many of its period features) comprises: welcoming hallway, large living room with views to Calton Hill and Arthur's Seat, stylish breakfasting kitchen, two double bedrooms and a bright bathroom. The bedrooms boast views to Fife providing a private and peaceful outlook. The property benefits from a well-maintained shared garden, free on-street parking and gas central heating. All fitted floor coverings and hob/oven will be included in the sale.
| Council Tax Band | C |
| Total Floor Area | 73 m2 |
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