2/4 Dickson Street, Edinburgh, EH6 8RL
Sale history
£148,000 in June 2012
The property
A stunning traditional first floor flat, of considerable charm and character, quietly situated within the popular Leith area of Edinburgh. The property is presented to the market in excellent decorative condition throughout, with fine period detail combined with contemporary fixtures and fittings. The accommodation comprises - hall, twin windowed living room with beautiful cornice work and sanded floorboards, a stylishly appointed kitchen/dining room which falls naturally into cooking and dining areas, large double bedroom, useful box room/study with platform bed, power and light supplies and a recently re-fitted bathroom featuring a contemporary white three piece suite with shower over bath. Gas central heating. Entry phone. Communal garden.
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