5 Phoenix Rise, Gullane, EH31 2BU
Sale history
£310,000 in March 2019
The property
5 Phoenix Rise is a contemporary apartment, designed by Cala Homes, in the development of Marine Rise in Gullane. On entering the property via the communal secure entry door, there is a lift or stairs to the second floor apartment. The hall leads to all rooms and has usefulstorage. The kitchen is a good size with ample base and wall units and space fordining. The lounge provides a separate space for relaxing and entertaining. Themaster bedroom has built in storage and an en suite shower room. There are twofurther double bedrooms. The family bathroom has bath, wc and wash hand basin. Outside, there is designated parking and landscaped communal areas which will be maintained by a factor.
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