Morton House, 1/4 Edinburgh Road, Dalkeith, Midlothian, EH22 1LA
Sale history
£137,500 in October 2018
The property
McEwan Fraser Legal are proud to present to the market this unique one bedroom boutique apartment, forming part of a historic residence on Dalkeith's High Street, namely 'No. 1 Edinburgh Road'. This elegant apartment is finished to a high standard with quality craftsmanship and period features throughout. Viewing is highly recommended to fully appreciate the opportunity available. From first-time-buyers and buy-to-let investors to professional couples, this prestigious apartment really does appeal to everyone's needs. The apartment is set within the former historic residence given to the bank manager. This bank once operated at the ground floor level, situated below this residence. This grand building is situated in the very heart of Dalkeith town centre and has many of the period features that once made it the most exclusive address in the centre.
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Additional Info
Internally, no expense has been spared with the inclusion of solid wood worktops, real wood flooring throughout the living areas and kitchens, luxury deep pile carpets throughout the hallways and bedrooms, under-floor heating in all of the bathrooms and energy efficient panel heating. If this was not enough, the quality Cooke and Lewis fitted kitchens also benefit from a Bosch oven/hob and extractor hoods as well as an integrated fridge freezer, dishwasher and washer/dryers. The facade of the building has been beautifully restored and careful attention has been made to try and showcase the mix of old and new in the interior whilst also being sympathetic to the building’s former nature.Extras (included in sale): All white goods are included in the sale.
| Council Tax Band | B |
| Total Floor Area | 55 m2 |
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