3 Moredun Park Street, Edinburgh, EH17 7LN
Sale history
£213,000 in September 2019
The property
This well-presented end terraced house lies in a popular location in Gilmerton in south Edinburgh. The living room is a spacious room with attractive wood flooring and a stylish feature fireplace. A large archway opens to the dining area creating a great open plan space to entertain. The recently upgraded kitchen is modern with sleek, white units with contrasting work surfaces and splashbacks. The property has three good-sized double bedrooms on the first floor, all with built-in wardrobes that make great use of the space. The newly installed shower room has a large shower cubicle with contemporary shower wall panelling and light, stone coloured tiling. The attic has been floored and lined making it ideal for storage or for use as a study or additional family room. The rear garden is neatly maintained and has a large lawn and a decked seating area that is an ideal spot to relax. The front garden has been paved to create a large driveway suitable for two cars. The property is fully double glazed and has gas central heating. With great indoor and outdoor pace, this is a lovely family home in perfect move-in condition.
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