50/1 Cumberland Street, Edinburgh, EH3 6RG
Sale history
£322,000 in August 2019
The property
An excellent opportunity has arisen to acquire this highly desirable two bedroom ground floor flat, well located within the New Town area of Edinburgh and making for an ideal city centre residence. Viewing of this property is highly recommended. Internally this accommodation is in excellent decorative order and briefly comprises; entrance hallway, a bright and spacious sitting room with a feature fire, period cornicing and an Edinburgh press, a fully fitted kitchen an integrated four-ring electric hob/oven and an extractor hood and a three-piece, partially tiled bathroom with an over-head shower and extractor fan. There are also two good size bedrooms. This property also benefits from; secure door entry system, gas central heating, single glazed sash and case windows, brand new carpets throughout, with the exception of the bathroom, adequate meter parking with residents permits available at a small annual fee.Extras (Included in the sale): Furniture is available by separate negotiation.
| Council Tax Band | D |
| Total Floor Area | 68 m2 |
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