66/1 Pitt Street, Leith, Edinburgh, EH6 4DB

2 Bed Flat - Ground Floor with 2 Reception Rooms

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£215,000 in October 2021

The property

Nestled on a quiet, cobbled street in sought-after Leith, this traditional ground-floor flat will appeal to a variety of purchasers, including first-time buyers, young families, city professionals, downsizers, and rental investors alike. Enhanced by contemporary fixtures and fittings, the two-bedroom (plus a box room) city abode boasts a generous, versatile floorplan and an appealing neutral back drop. A leafy, south-facing shared garden is an additional attraction and on-street parking is conveniently unrestricted in the vicinity. 360* Virtual Video Tour Available - A secure entry system and a communal foyer lead to the flat’s front door. The home’s engaging theme of décor is revealed in its airy entrance hall with rich, oak-styled flooring, offset by a crisp, white backdrop, all enhanced by a traditional high ceiling with smooth coving detail. Accompanied by practical storage, the hall flows into a living room, where the immediate impression of space and light is heightened by a tall sash-and-case window enjoying a bright, south-facing aspect, and framing leafy garden views. Accompanied by an Edinburgh Press and built-in shelving, the reception room promises a comfortable setting for everyday living, with room for a seated dining area, if desired. Currently arranged as a home office, an adjoining room offers a fabulous, versatile space for creative configuration by the new owner. Adjacent to the living room, a kitchen is well-appointed for the requirements of modern day living with ample cabinet storage, shelving and workspace, and a number of neatly integrated appliances, including an oven, a ceramic hob, and a extractor statement hood, alongside a freestanding fridge/freezer and a washing machine. The flat’s two double bedrooms echo the airy dimensions and ceiling height of the living room, whilst thoughtfully frosted windows ensure a private, tranquil environment. Whilst the principal bedroom is set with handy, open shelving, both sleeping offer generous, versatile floorspace for freestanding bedroom and home office furnishings. Finally, a contemporary bathroom houses a bathtub with a rainfall shower, a WC, a basin set into storage and a large, wall-mounted mirror, all enveloped in stylish wall and floor tiling. Gas central heating is found throughout. Externally, residents enjoy a leafy, south-facing communal garden, with space for outdoor seating and a handy drying area. On-street parking in the area is conveniently unrestricted. Leith, Edinburgh Located just two miles northeast of the city centre, the historic and vibrant district of Leith is characterised by an eclectic mix of bars, cafés, and eateries. The area also benefits from a wealth of retail outlets, including Ocean Terminal shopping centre, which hosts a wide range of high street stores, as well as family restaurants, a 24-hour gym and a multiplex cinema. Leith’s rich cultural scene is further enhanced by annual festivals, live music venues, galleries, and artists’ studios. The district also encompasses the Shore: a fashionable waterfront with an array of pubs and restaurants, including award-winning restaurants. Amidst the bustle of Leith are various tranquil green spaces, such as Leith Links and Claremont Park, while Leith Victoria Swim Centre provides indoor sport and leisure facilities including a pool, fitness studios and a gym. Edinburgh city centre is easily accessible, day and night, by bus and there is also a direct bus link to the Edinburgh Airport. The area’s school catchment area covers early years, primary and secondary education.

Council Tax Band B
Total Floor Area 58 m2
Energy rating C

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