8 Industry Homes, Industry Lane, Edinburgh, EH6 4HA
Sale history
£176,265 in July 2018
The property
A unique and charming, two bedroom, lower garden flat, forming part of a desirable and traditional stone-built colony. These particular colonies are thought to be the earliest versions in Edinburgh, predating the Pilrig colonies, circa late 1830s. It is a grade C listed building located on a quiet lane in the Leith area, north of Edinburgh city centre. A semi-glazed UPVC front door opens to the hall, which features refurbished vanished pitch pine flooring, and two built in store cupboards. The original pitch pine flooring continues into the open-plan living space, which has room for lounge and dining furniture; and features fitted shelving and a pendant light fitting. The kitchen is set to the far wall and includes recessed lighting above, real-wood worktops, sink with drainer, fridge/freezer and a gas cooker. Bedroom one is set to the rear, and has a feature fireplace, original pitch pine flooring, and radiator. Bedroom two is front facing with bedroom one set off and features original pitch pine flooring, radiator and a pendant light fitting. The shower room features contemporary fittings, a mains shower and tiled splash-walls.
| Total Floor Area | 44 m2 |
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