7 Saltire Street, Edinburgh, EH5 1QS
Sale history
£217,000 in December 2024
The property
This two-bedroom, two-bathroom third /top-floor flat in Granton offers a unique city home, with modern fixtures and fittings, a tasteful palette of décor, and a wealth of quirky, eye-catching features recently added by the current owner, including warm wood accents throughout and a sliding door between the living area and bedroom, creating a “New York loft apartment” feel. The flat is sure to appeal to a wealth of buyers and is situated within a modern development in Granton’s regenerated waterfront, with excellent amenities nearby and the heart of the city just over three miles away. Local amenities include shops and other everyday essentials, schools at both primary and secondary levels and in the state and private sectors, transport links connecting across the city, and wonderful outdoor spaces, including Granton Beach, Silverknowes Esplanade, and green spaces. General Features: • Third/top-floor flat in Granton • Part of a modern development • Well-presented with tasteful décor and unique, eye-catching features Accommodation Features: • Secure shared entrance and stairwell • Welcoming hallway with built-in storage • Spacious, west-facing living/dining room with balcony • Attractive kitchen with utility cupboard • Principal bedroom with built-in wardrobe • Second double bedroom • One stylish en-suite bathroom • Separate shower room • Gas central heating and double glazing Exterior Features • Private balcony and shared garden areas • Private residents’ parking Factors: This development is managed by RGM Factors for an approximate cost of £85/pcm. This includes the cleaning, lighting and maintenance of all communal areas, including the block buildings insurance. • EPC Band: C | Council Tax Band: D Granton, Edinburgh - Once a major industrial hub driven by a busy port, Granton, like much of Edinburgh’s shoreline, has seen significant redevelopment in recent years. The area, which lies under four miles north of the city centre, is fast becoming one of the most sought-after postcodes in the capital owing to luxurious residential developments and stunning views of the Firth of Forth. Although much of old Granton has now disappeared, its quaint harbour and listed industrial landmarks are charming reminders of its rich and vibrant heritage. Granton is served by a superb range of local services and amenities including a large Morrisons supermarket and petrol station, a 24-hour ASDA in neighbouring Newhaven and Ocean Terminal shopping centre, which is home to an array of high-street stores, a multi-screen cinema and a selection of family restaurants. With a wide variety of leisure activities right on its doorstep, Granton has something for everyone: from tranquil strolls along the waterfront promenade towards picturesque Cramond to exhilarating sailing and water sports at the marina. Granton is within the catchment area for well-regarded state schools and is well placed for some of the finest independent schools in the country. Thanks to its northerly location, the area enjoys swift and easy access to Edinburgh City Bypass, Edinburgh Airport and Queensferry Crossing. Comprehensive public transport services and a vast cycle path network also provide fantastic links into the city centre and beyond.
Council Tax Band | D |
Total Floor Area | 66 m2 |
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