Pf1 73 St. Stephen Street, EDINBURGH, EH3 5AG
Sale history
£355,000 in October 2023
The property
Enviably located in Stockbridge, this two- bedroom ground-floor flat forms part of an historic B-listed building (circa 1870). It features spacious rooms with high ceiling and has a bright, southeast-facing aspect. The property also has access to controlled permit parking. Whilst the home would benefit from a modernising touch, it is still an outstanding opportunity for buyers looking to live in the prestigious Stockbridge area. It will also appeal to investors seeking a property they can add value to. Extras: to be sold as seen, including all fitted floor coverings, window blinds, light fittings, an integrated oven and ceramic hob, an undercounter fridge, and a washing machine. C.
| Total Floor Area | 70 m2 |
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