34/4 New Mart Place, Chesser, Edinburgh, EH14 1TX
Sale history
£200,000 in October 2018
The property
Viewing highly recommended of this modern upper apartment forming part of this building of only four properties, offering beautifully presented city residence in "move-in" condition. Pleasantly situated in this sought after factored modern development, in walking distance of amenities, bus services into the West End, city centre and good access onto the main commuting routes. Entrance Hall, Versatile Boxroom, Spacious Lounge/Dining Room, Fitted Kitchen with integrated appliances, Generous Master Bedroom with En-suite Bathroom, 2nd Double Bedroom, both with fitted wardrobes, Shower Room. Storage Attic. Gas Central Heating. Double Glazing. Security Entry. Resident parking. Attractive, landscaped gardens. Bike Store.
| Total Floor Area | 73 m2 |
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