5a/2 St Vincent Place, Edinburgh, EH3 5BQ
Sale history
£280,000 in April 2019
The property
Conveniently located between Stockbridge, Canonmills and the city centre, St Vincent Place is the ideal location from which to experience Edinburgh life. This stunning new apartment is located in St Vincent Place in a multi-award-winning development, launched in 2006. It was constructed by AMA on the last original gap site in Edinburgh's New Town and, along with its sister block on the south side of the street, and is now an established cornerstone of this historic world-renowned area. Twelve years on, the final seven apartments were released – including this studio apartment offering contemporary style, with a designer fitted kitchen and beautifully detailed bathroom. This apartment further benefits from a separate private storeroom and glazed doors opening out onto a large patio area.
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