41 Howden Hall Court, Edinburgh, EH16 6UZ
Sale history
£126,500 in March 2018
The property
Beautifully-presented, one-bedroom, quarter villa over two levels, with a garage and private garden. Set in a quiet cul-de-sac, located in a residential area in Edinburgh's popular Liberton district, to the south of Edinburgh city centre. The front facing, bright and well-proportioned living/dining room features wood-effect flooring, a large picture window, space for dining furniture and carpeted stairs leading up to the landing. Semi-open plan to the entrance hall, the kitchen is fitted with contemporary wall and base units, laminate worktops, tiled splashbacks, and a stainless steel sink. Appliances include an integrated ceramic hob, electric oven, extractor canopy, with space for further freestanding white goods. Upstairs, the double bedroom is to the front of the property, with wood effect flooring, a generous built-in storage wardrobe, and space for freestanding bedroom furniture, whilst the stylish shower room is fitted with a modern white two-piece suite, cubicle with an electric shower, tiled walls and a ladder radiator.
| Council Tax Band | B |
| Total Floor Area | 39 m2 |
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