60 Whitecraig Crescent, Whitecraig, Musselburgh, Midlothian, EH21 8NG

2 Bed Flat - Upper with 1 Reception Room

Sale history

£124,500 in December 2021

The property

Ralph Hendrie Legal bring to market this spacious upper villa which is sure to appeal to first time buyers and investors alike. The property would benefit from some cosmetic upgrading and includes two double bedrooms, bright spacious lounge, kitchen, shower room and private garden. An appealing upper villa in Whitecraig, this home is ideal for those seeking a well-connected village location, with Edinburgh, Musselburgh and the City Bypass all easily accessible. The peaceful village also offers proximity to the bustling Fort Kinnaird Shopping centre with restaurants and a cinema, and East Lothian’s unspoilt countryside, golf coast and scenic beaches. Accessed from the side of the property, the front door affords access to a ground floor vestibule leading up to a bright first-floor hall with cupboard storage. Leading off the hall is a spacious living room offering flexible space for furniture. Conveniently connected to the reception area is a fitted kitchen with contemporary units and doors, freestanding electric cooker, washing machine and fridge freezer. The kitchen also has 2 windows overlooking the rear garden area. The home also boasts two double bedrooms, one with built in storage. Finally, a bright fully tiled shower room, comprises a WC-suite and a shower enclosure. The property benefits from a large loft space, efficient gas central heating and double glazing throughout. Externally, the villa is accompanied by private gardens to the side and rear. The rear garden is fully enclosed. On-street parking on the Crescent is unrestricted. Extras: Included in the sale are all the fitted floor coverings, window coverings and light fittings, integrated appliances. WHITECRAIG The village of Whitecraig sits just a stone’s throw from the historic town of Musselburgh and lies seven miles east of the capital, offering an ideal location for those seeking a peaceful home enveloped by open countryside yet still easily accessible from the heart of Edinburgh. Local services in Whitecraig cater for everyday needs and include a post office, a church, a pub, and several eateries, whilst more extensive amenities can be found in nearby Dalkeith and Musselburgh. For further shopping and recreational facilities, Fort Kinnard Retail Park, situated nearby at Newcraighall, offers a wide range of high street retail stores, well-known restaurant chains and a cinema. Education is catered for locally at Whitecraig Primary School and, for secondary schooling, pupils attend Musselburgh Grammar School. For further education, the Queen Margaret University is within easy reach. Owing to its enviable semi-rural position, Whitecraig is surrounded by open countryside, which offers walks and cycle paths aplenty, complete with spectacular views of Arthur’s Seat and the coastline. Moving slightly further afield, East Lothian’s sandy beaches and the idyllic River Esk are within easy reach for summer strolls. For sports, fitness and outdoor enthusiasts, there is an excellent choice of impressive golf courses in the area and nearby Musselburgh offers its famous racecourse, a sports centre with a gym, a swimming pool, squash courts and a health suite, as well as the highly-regarded Brunton Theatre. Whitecraig is perfectly positioned for quick access to the city bypass, which leads to all major motorway networks, whilst regular public transport is readily available within the village.Viewing by appointment. Please call Neil on 0131 547 7075

Total Floor Area 60 m2

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