11 Maxwell Street, Edinburgh, EH10 5HT

2 Bed Flat - Top Floor with 2 Reception Rooms

Sale history

£320,000 in June 2019

The property

This is a charming TOP FLOOR FLAT with many attractive and rare features. The location really is prime being so close to the bustling main thoroughfare of Morningside, yet it is surprisingly peaceful. Accordingly, properties here are very desirable to owner occupiers as well as investors. Hall/Landing; Sitting room; 2 Double Bedrooms; Kitchen/Diner & Bathroom. Gas Central Heating; Double Glazing; Shared Garden; Residents' zone parking; Maxwell Street is a quiet cul de sac off Morningside's main thoroughfare. It is located some 3 miles south of Edinburgh's city centre and numerous bus routes travel into town or indeed out to surrounding areas. The locality is extremely popular as there are whole host of shops, a Waitrose Supermarket, restaurants, bars, bistros, cafes and so on. Residents benefit from being close to some of Edinburgh's most scenic walks including the Braid, Blackford & Craiglockhart Hills & the Braid Burn Valley. In addition, there's a nearby park (Balcarres Street), tennis courts and several golf courses for the sporty. In addition, motorists are relatively close to the city by-pass which leads on to all the main roads round the city. Schooling for primary & secondary ages is excellent. With such a range of amenities, it is little wonder that the area should attract a variety of potential buyers including owner-occupiers and investors. One of the many appealing factors of this property is that it is unusual: it is a conversion of what was once a larger flat and positioned in the attic level yet enters from the second floor landing. The gentle coombe ceilings, the hallway with its delightful cupola, the stripped down doors and the exposed stonework with wood-burning stove in the sitting room all contribute to the character of the flat. It does also feel bright and airy, has views to the Pentland Hills and isn't overlooked, either to the front or rear. Significantly too, the kitchen accommodates a table, a feature many potential buyers seek nowadays. There is central heating (new boiler) and double glazing. The kitchen & bathroom fittings are contemporary and are a pleasant contrast to the "period" feel of the other rooms. All in all a splendid property.

  • Entrance

    Down a hedge-lined pathway from the street, into a shared common stair. Door out to enclosed shared garden.

  • Entrance to Flat

    From the Second Floor landing the front door of the flat leads into a small vestibule & internal stairway up to the accommodation.

  • Sittingroom

    4.19 m X 3.73 m / 13'9" X 12'3"

    A charming public room, quietly set to the rear and featuring one wall with exposed natural stonework and wood burning stove (Cosy!). Laminate floor and interestingly shaped ceiling.

  • Kitchen Dining Room

    4.04 m X 3.25 m / 13'3" X 10'8"

    The kitchen/diner has a lovely vibe. It is fitted very well with a range of floor & wall units, incorporating integrated appliances, hardwood work tops and a "Belfast" earth-ware sink. Plenty of room to dine. Pleasant open outlook.

  • Bedroom 1

    4.09 m X 3.53 m / 13'5" X 11'7"

    Bright & sunny, this good sized double bedroom has a pleasant proportion to it and a large fitted wardrobe with sliding doors.

  • Bedroom 2

    3.58 m X 3.53 m / 11'9" X 11'7"

    Another double and also to the front and south facing. Dormer window and nicely shaped coombe.

  • Hall/Landing

    This is a real feature of the property highlighted by the lovely bright exposure from the cupola.

  • Bathroom

    The bathroom is refreshingly spacious and has a contemporary theme. It has a thee piece suite with shower above the bath.

  • Outside

    Shared garden to rear. Residents@ Zone parking.

Total Floor Area 76 m2
Energy rating D

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