53a Argyle Crescent, Edinburgh, EH15 2QE
Sale history
£330,000 in July 2017
The property
Boyd Legal are delighted to present to the market this rarely available traditional and charming upper villa, situated in the sought-after area of Joppa. The property is beautifully presented, generously proportioned and is in move in condition. The property comprises; an entrance porch, inner hallway, a wonderful, light and spacious living room with bay window and feature fireplace, sitting room/dining room with gas burning stove, a modern fitted kitchen with door to the back garden, there are two good sized double bedrooms and a family sized bathroom with contemporary three-piece suite. The property boats some beautiful cornice work and there is sash and case double glazing throughout. There is a tranquil and well maintained private garden located to the rear of the property, which comes complete with a lovely summer house. There is unrestricted on street parking available to the front. This property will make an ideal home for a young family, couple or professional and viewing is therefore highly recommended to fully appreciate the quality and standard of accommodation on offer.
| Council Tax Band | E |
| Total Floor Area | 84 m2 |
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