60/2 High Street, South Queensferry, EH30 9HN
Sale history
£288,000 in March 2022
The property
This traditional second floor flat is situated within the heart of the historic town of South Queensferry and overlooks the charming cobbled High Street. All rear facing rooms provide spectacular panoramic Firth of Forth and historic bridge views toward Fife beyond. There is a warm and welcoming hallway, elegant generously proportioned lounge/dining room with two recessed windows to front providing exceptional natural light. The attractive kitchen has a range of base and wall mounted units with co-ordinating work surfaces/splash backs. There is a window seat to enjoy amazing views! Finally, there are two tastefully presented bedrooms and modern shower room. The property has gas central heating, sash/case windows and a shared waterfront garden to rear. The shared waterfront garden is bordered by a stone wall and is mainly laid out to grass. The garden features a seating area which is perfectly positioned to embrace such an amazing location and everchanging panoramic Forth of Forth views towards Fife beyond.
| Council Tax Band | D |
| Total Floor Area | 64 m2 |
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