6/2 St. Bernards Crescent, Edinburgh, EH4 1NP
Sale history
£412,750 in October 2023
The property
A grand first floor one bedroom apartment on one of Edinburgh’s finest Georgian Crescents. This beautiful property retains many original period features such as ornate cornice work and working shutters and benefits from views and access to St Bernards Crescent Gardens. The accommodation comprises; hallway, stunning living/dining room with floor to ceiling windows, feature fireplace and stunning cornice work, kitchen with ample room for breakfast table, generously proportioned double bedroom quietly positioned to the rear and the large bathroom with shower, bath, wash hand basin and WC completes the accommodation. The property also benefits from access to the stunning St Bernards Crescent gardens for a small annual fee.
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