40/2 West Craigs Crescent, Edinburgh, EH12 8NA

Hall / Landing

L shaped, the décor here sets the tone for the ‘public’ areas flat – cream walls, clean white doors and contrast and wood laminate flooring. Handy cupboard facing you.

Entrance Vestibule

There is a central glass section of the building that is attractive and nicely kept with flowers and so on, with a stairway leading to the upper floors. This is so much nicer that other blocks which are solid and dark and gloomy as you enter. Turn left as you come in the front door and number 2 is on the right..

Lounge Dining Room

6.1 m X 3.7 m / 20'0" X 12'2"

This is super room that runs the width of the building from east to west giving you lots of entertaining space if needed. It feels open, airy and relaxing. There is an obvious dining area at the eastern end, with a neat little glass panelled display cupboard set into one wall. The patio doors are of excellent quality and very secure. Full length beige and russet curtains.

Kitchen

2.7 m X 2.57 m / 8'10" X 8'5"

A bright room with a sweep of windows to the east. Well fitted with quality units and grey marble work top. Hob, oven, fridge freezer and washing machine.

Toilet

Partly tiled in contemporary beige shades, this has modern fittings. Full length mirror on the door

Bedroom Hallway

Entered from the Lounge Dining Room, this has a very useful fitted storage cupboard.

Bedroom 1

4.5 m X 3.56 m / 14'9" X 11'8"

A room with a view as they say! Through open the curtains and you look out across the lawn to a field – you could b in the middle of the country. Dark grey carpet, cream walls and curtains

Bedroom 2

3.53 m X 2.7 m / 11'7" X 8'10"

This has two windows – one to the east and one to the south and the balcony at the Dining area. Berber style carpet, cream walls.

Bathroom

1.9 m X 1.9 m / 6'3" X 6'3"

This has two windows – one to the east and one to the south. Berber style carpet, cream walls.

Outside

The building is set in nicely landscaped grounds laid mainly to grass which then adjoins a farmer's filed - you literally are almost in a rural setting. Sitting on either of the balconies perhaps enjoying a glass of something cold, you will find yourself fairly private and not overlooked. There is a car port for covered parking to one side of the building.