389/5 Gorgie Road, Edinburgh, EH11 2SX
Sale history
£122,000 in October 2017
The property
Well-presented, one bedroom, dual aspect, 2nd floor flat, forming part of a modern residential development, conveniently located in the Gorgie area, west of Edinburgh city centre. The bright entrance hallway, comprising laminate flooring, the secured entry system console, main telephone point, two built-in storage cupboards, wall-mounted hangers and pendant light fitting, gives access to all rooms within. Set to the front of the property, the well-proportioned living room features carpeted flooring, TV and telephone points, pendant light fitting and ample space for living furniture. To the rear, the bright fitted kitchen boasts laminate flooring, integrated extractor canopy, wooden cabinets and a fully-tiled splash back. Also to the rear, the good-sized double bedroom comprises laminate flooring, pendant light fitting and a wardrobe recess area. Finally, the bright, newly-modernised, shower room boasts electric shower unit and shower cubicle, white WC and sink, wall-mounted electric heater and fully-tiled floor and walls. Gorgie is a popular and historic district of Edinburgh, just west of the city centre, comprising mostly of traditional stone built tenements.
| Council Tax Band | B |
| Total Floor Area | 38 m2 |
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