61 St. Leonards Hill, Edinburgh, EH8 9SB

1 Bed Flat - Ground Floor with 1 Reception Room

Sale history

£140,000 in March 2021

The property

This charming ground floor flat forms part of a traditional tenement within the high amenity area of Newington. The property is close to an abundance of shops, bars and restaurants, Holyrood Park and ideally placed for easy access to the City Centre. The well presented accommodation would make an excellent first time purchaser and comprises; secure entry phone, hall, lovely lounge open plan to stylish kitchen, good sized double bedroom with built in storage and shower room. The property benefits from sanded floors, gas central heating, on street permit parking and communal rear garden. All curtains will be included in the sale together with the electric hob/oven and fridge freezer.

Council Tax Band B
Total Floor Area 30 m2
Energy rating D

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