59/1 East London Street, Edinburgh, EH7 4BW
Sale history
£320,500 in November 2022
The property
A centrally located two bedroom flat in the heart of the city. The property is located on the first floor of a period building, close to the many amenities of Broughton Street and within a short walk to the redeveloped St James Quarter. The building is accessed via a secure entry-phone system to a communal stair. Internally, the hallway of the flat is spacious and gives access to all rooms. To the front is an elegant sitting room with sanded floors, cornice work and a box bay-window. Both of the double bedrooms are quietly positioned to the rear with the master bedroom also benefitting from an en-suite with shower unit and sink. Also to the rear is the bathroom. Off the hallway is the well-equipped kitchen with fridge/freezer, electric oven, gas hob and washer/drier. The property has gas central heating and access to a paved communal garden to the rear. There is residents parking outside the property and meter parking opposite.
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