22/3 Firrhill Crescent, Edinburgh, EH13 9EQ
Sale history
£158,500 in July 2023
The property
Neilsons are delighted to present to market this spacious and bright first floor flat with private garden, quietly situated within the popular residential district of Colinton Mains, close to good local amenities and transport links. The property would make an ideal purchase for the first time buyers, young professionals or buy to let investors and early viewing is highly recommended. Internally, the accommodation briefly comprises of; welcoming entrance hallway with useful storage provisions, generously proportioned lounge/dining room with a shelved cupboard, fully-fitted kitchen with a range of integrated and freestanding white goods as well tiling in splash areas, two good sized double bedroom both offering ample space for freestanding furniture and different configurations, and partially-tiled bathroom with three piece suite and shower over bath. The property also benefits from gas central heating, partial double glazing and a large outdoor cupboard for further storage. There is a section of well-maintained private garden ground, mainly laid to lawn, as well as a shared communal drying green. There is more than adequate on-street free parking to accommodate residents and visitors alike. Council Tax Band - B
| Council Tax Band | B |
| Total Floor Area | 63 m2 |
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