76 Broomhall Crescent, Edinburgh, EH12 7PQ
Sale history
£248,750 in April 2023
The property
A fantastic opportunity has arisen to purchase this extended mid-terraced villa with private gardens and driveway. The impressive accommodation is well placed in the popular residential district of Corstorphine, close to a host of excellent amenities, schooling, and commuter links. The accommodation in brief comprises; welcoming entrance hallway with useful built-in under stair storage, bright and generously proportioned reception room with fireplace, stylish open plan dining kitchen with French doors accessing rear garden, ample utility room, two spacious double bedrooms with fitted cupboards, and contemporary shower room. The fully floored and lined attic with ‘Velux' window and storage space, is accessed off the main bedroom and it's a great space to use as an office or family room. Further benefits include gas central heating and double glazing. There is a fully enclosed rear garden mainly laid to lawn with patio area and shed, providing a lovely setting. The shed will be included within the sale. To the front there is a private garden and mono block driveway providing useful off-street parking. Council Tax Band - D
| Council Tax Band | D |
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