57 Watson Crescent, Edinburgh, EH11 1EW
Sale history
£110,000 in May 2025
The property
Set beside a large public park and the Union Canal walkway, this main-door ground-floor flat is a unique studio residence that has a highly desirable location in popular Polwarth. Features A charming ground-floor studio flat Part of a traditional tenement building Excellent location in popular Polwarth Near amenities and transport links Neutral interiors throughout Private main-door entrance Welcoming vestibule Stylish studio with open-plan kitchen Mezzanine level housing a double bed Modern three-piece shower room Low-maintenance communal rear garden Controlled permit parking (Zone S4) Double-glazed windows The home features an open-plan living area with a fitted kitchen, and it extends up into a mezzanine level that provides a charming bedroom space. Fitted with an abundance of functional storage solutions, the flat is set up for a living and suits first-time buyers, couples, and city professionals alike looking for a compact home in the city. Adding to its strong appeal, the flat has a communal rear garden, and it is approximately 10 minutes from Haymarket station and Edinburgh’s fashionable West End, whether travelling by car or local bus – perfect for those looking to be close to the city centre. Extras: All fitted floor and window coverings, light fittings, integrated oven, induction hob, extractor hood, washing machine, and undercounter fridge/freezer to be included in the sale.
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Studio
3.3 m X 3.85 m / 10'10" X 12'8"
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Shower Room
1.25 m X 1.56 m / 4'1" X 5'1"
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Sleeping and Storage Mezzanine
1.36 m X 3.28 m / 4'6" X 10'9"
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