53/4 Balfour Street, Edinburgh, EH6 5DP
Sale history
£135,500 in September 2017
The property
Well-presented, one bedroom, fist-floor flat, set to the front of a traditional stone-built tenement, located close to Pilrig Park in the Leith area, to the east of Edinburgh city centre. Access is gained to the flat via the carpeted entrance hall which serves each room and has a cupboard and the secure entry handset. The bright and well-proportioned living room, which is set to the front, features carpeted flooring, decorative plasterwork, pendant lighting and a recessed window which offers plentiful natural light and looks out over Balfour Street. The kitchen, which is to the rear of the living room is fitted with traditional white wall and base units, laminate worktops, tile splashbacks, and a composite sink. Appliances include an integrated electric hob, electric oven, extractor hood and freestanding fridge/freezer and washing machine. The good-size double bedroom has a recessed window, ample space for freestanding furniture, a cupboard, and a generous built in wardrobe, whilst the bathroom is fitted with a white three-piece suite, vinyl flooring and tiled splashbacks.
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