83 Nether Currie Crescent, Currie, Midlothian, EH14 5JH
Sale history
£298,000 in July 2018
The property
A sympathetically extended five-bedroom semi-detached house quietly positioned in Currie. The entrance hall leads to a large "L" shaped sitting room which in turn leads to the dining area and onto the kitchen. Off the kitchen is a useful utility room which gives access to the garage. Also on the ground floor is the family bathroom. There is direct access to the rear garden from the kitchen and from the dining room. Upstairs are five bedrooms and a shower room. All of the bedrooms have built-in wardrobes. Externally, the property has private front and rear gardens, off-street parking and an integral single garage. Further benefits are gas central heating and double glazing.
| Total Floor Area | 115 m2 |
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