97a The Loan, Loanhead, Midlothian, EH20 9AH

1 Bed Flat - Maindoor with 1 Reception Room

Sale history

£120,000 in June 2024

The property

97A The Loan is a well-presented main door upper flat set within the popular commuter town of Loanhead. The property would make an ideal home for the first time buyer, young professionals or rental investors. The accommodation, which has a fantastic outlook across Loanhead Memorial Park, comprises: bright and spacious living room, separate kitchen with wall to floor units, good sized double bedroom and bathroom with electric shower over bath. Further benefits include gas central heating; double glazing; attic space; shared rear garden; external under stair storage; garden shed and on street parking.

Council Tax Band B
Energy rating C

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