5a/1, Madeira Place, Edinburgh, EH6 4AW
Sale history
£168,000 in June 2022
The property
This charming lower ground floor flat forms part of a handsome traditional terrace, quietly tucked away off the main road, overlooking a delightful and beautifully maintained communal garden, in the popular Leith area of the capital. The house has been freshly decorated by the existing owner in fresh neutral tones, features beautiful solid wood flooring in the main rooms and benefits from the use of a private utility room, located off the communal entrance hall. The internal accommodation can be accessed via both Madeira Place and Portland Street and briefly comprises: entrance hallway, reception room which enjoys a pleasant southeast facing aspect over the communal garden and features an attractive focal fireplace and built-in storage, galley style kitchen fitted with an assortment of units/appliances with tiling to splash areas and wipe-clean worktops, good sized double bedroom with storage recess, and shower room with two piece white suite and electric shower enclosure. One of the standout features of this property is undoubtedly the magnificent communal garden. The garden enjoys a southeast facing aspect and has a lovely mature tree backdrop, with areas of lawn and well stocked shrub, small tree and flower borders. Unrestricted on-street parking is available on Portland Street and Madeira Place, as well as many of the neighbouring roads.
| Council Tax Band | B |
| Total Floor Area | 42 m2 |
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