32/2 Spottiswoode Street, Edinburgh, EH9 1DG
Sale history
£337,000 in March 2012
The property
Spottiswoode Street is a sought after and quiet residential street located in the heart of Marchmont and close to an excellent range of local amenities. The property offered for sale is a traditional first floor flat situated on the east side of the street, close to its junction with Warrender Park Road and benefits from an open westerly aspect. The flat has been modernised and upgraded to a high standard whilst retaining many of the fine period features including: Period fire places, decorative ceiling cornices, sash and case windows and panelled doors. The accommodation which is ideal for either family living or letting purposes comprises: Spacious entrance hall, west facing sitting room with bay window and period fire place, superb kitchen/dining room with integrated oven, hob and fridge, walk-in storage and utility cupboards, master bedroom with twin windows and period fire place, two further double bedrooms and bathroom with white suite and shower, useful box room/study and excellent storage. To the rear there is a well maintained shared garden and to the front there is residents’ permit parking.
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