48/4 Stewart Terrace, Edinburgh, EH11 1UJ
Sale history
£121,120 in March 2018
The property
Well-presented, one-bedroom, ground-floor flat, forming part of a traditional Victorian stone-built tenement in Edinburgh's popular Gorgie area, lying to the west of the city centre. The accommodation begins with an entrance hall giving access throughout and to two built-in store cupboards, and featuring the entryphone handset. Additionally, there is a lock-up cupboard in the common stair, belonging to the property, which is ideal for storing the likes of bikes or prams. The bright living room has a dining area to the rear and features a decorative fireplace with a wooden surround, an open-press recess, pleasant outlook to the rear garden, and TV and phone points. The kitchen is set internally off the hall and features wood-effect worktops, a stainless steel sink with drainer, and store cupboard, with all white goods available through separate negotiation. The double bedroom includes a radiator, carpeted flooring, a recessed window and a pendant light fitting, whilst the bathroom is fitted with a three piece suite including an electric shower over the bath and tiled splashbacks.
| Council Tax Band | B |
| Total Floor Area | 42 m2 |
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