6/14 Elsie Inglis Way, Abbeyhill EH7 5FR

1 Bed Flat - Third Floor with 1 Reception Room

Sale history

£205,000 in September 2022

The property

Set on the third floor of a striking modern development in popular Abbeyhill, this one-bedroom flat represents a fabulous city home, with desirable open-plan living space and a stylish contemporary finish. The development boasts lift access to all floors and is accompanied by well maintained communal gardens and private residents’ parking, whilst enjoying easy access to excellent local amenities and leisure facilities, scenic open parkland, and convenient transport links. Approached via a secure communal entrance and a stairwell or a lift to the third floor, the front door opens into a hallway (with storage) defined by crisp-white décor and modern wood-styled flooring. Leading off here, a wide west-facing room is enhanced by floor-to-ceiling glazing, which opens onto a charming ornamental balcony and floods the reception space with an abundance of natural light. The open-plan L-shaped layout incorporates a comfortable living area, a designated setting for a dining table and chairs, and an impressive contemporary kitchen. Glossy streamlined cabinetry provides a stylish cooking zone, with ample workspace, and is fully-integrated with a double oven, a gas hob, a statement extractor hood, a fridge/freezer, a dishwasher, and a washer/dryer. The flat’s double bedroom enjoys a backdrop of neutral décor and carpeting, and is further enhanced by a full-height west-facing window. The generous sleeping area is supplemented by built-in wardrobe storage, leaving plenty of room for a variety of freestanding furnishings. Finally, a three-piece bathroom is chic in style and impeccable in presentation. Notable features are a shower-over-bath, vanity storage and a chrome towel radiator. Gas central heating and double glazing are found throughout. Externally, residents enjoy manicured garden space and convenient private parking. Situated close to Edinburgh’s iconic Royal Mile, Abbeyhill offers easy access to the world-class entertainment and shopping found in the bustling heart of the capital. The area is currently enjoying a surge in popularity thanks to the wealth of independent shops and vibrant restaurants, pubs, and cafés in the immediate area. It also benefits from being close to the thriving amenities of Leith Walk and Easter Road, as well as Meadowbank Retail Park, which boasts a Sainsbury’s, Marks & Spencer Outlet, and TK Maxx, plus a number of additional high-street stores and fast-food outlets. Furthermore, the St James Quarter is within easy reach, the £1billion development offering world-class designer stores, trendy bars, entertainment facilities, and a diverse range of restaurants and eateries. Sports enthusiasts are well-catered for by the nearby, soon to re-open, Meadowbank Sports Centre, which offers everything from multi-purpose sports halls and athletic tracks, to fitness classes and a state-of-the-art gym. Those who prefer to exercise in the great outdoors can opt for a walk-up Salisbury Crags and Arthur’s Seat, or a slightly more leisurely climb up Calton Hill, either way enjoying spectacular panoramic views across the city. There is also excellent public and private schooling nearby, from nursery level upwards. The area is extremely well-connected with regular day and night bus services and good access to commuter routes, while Waverley train station is within walking distance. EPC: B Tenure: Freehold Council Tax: C

Council Tax Band C
Energy rating B

Sold property prices

Valuation

Get a valuation for your home

Get in touch

If you’ve spotted something which you think is inaccurate, please let us know.

©Crown copyright material originating from the Registers of Scotland is reproduced with the permission of the Registers of Scotland. If you have found an error with the data please email us.

ESPC provides this Registers of Scotland data "as is". The burden for fitness of the data relies completely with the user and is provided for informational purposes only. No warranty, express or implied, is given relating to the accuracy of content of the Registers of Scotland data and ESPC do not accept any liability for error or omission.

How can I use the information? The Registers of Scotland allows the reproduction of the data which it provides to ESPC free of charge in any format or medium only for research, private study or for internal circulation within an organisation. This is subject to it being reproduced accurately and not used in a misleading context. The material must be acknowledged as Crown Copyright. You are not allowed to use this information for commercial purposes, nor must you copy, distribute, sell or publish the data in any way. For any other use of this material, please apply to the Registers of Scotland for a licence. You can do this online at www.ros.gov.uk, by email at data@ros.gov.uk or by writing to Business Development, Registers of Scotland, Meadowbank House, 153 London Road, Edinburgh EH8 7AU.