4/7 McNeil Street, Bruntsfield, Edinburgh, EH11 1JN
Sale history
£206,200 in October 2023
The property
Closing Date Set - Tuesday 9th May 2023 12pm An exciting opportunity has arisen to purchase this stunning, one bedroom apartment forming part of a traditional, stone-built tenement in the highly fashionable and sought-after Bruntsfield district of Edinburgh. Situated just a short walk from the canal and Bruntsfield links, this beautiful apartment has been decorated and maintained to a high standard and is offered to the market in move-in condition. The open plan living room and kitchen represents the main public area in the property and provides a great space for entertaining guest. The modern kitchen area here is well-appointed and offers plenty of builtin storage space. The principal bedroom boasts plenty of built-in wardrobe storage, and a contemporary bathroom completes the accommodation internally. Offering access to a charming communal garden to the rear, and with outstanding local amenities including a range of bars and cafes in Bruntsfield and Morningside, this flat offers immense appeal to first time buyers as well as holding investment potential. • One-bedroom, first floor flat• Outstanding local amenities• Easy access to public transport links• Living room/kitchen• Bedroom• Bathroom• Clothes pulley• Triple glazed windows• Security entryphone system• Gas central heating• Shared rear garden• Permit parking
| Council Tax Band | B |
| Total Floor Area | 39 m2 |
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