203 Newbattle Abbey Crescent, Dalkeith, Midlothian, EH22 3LU
Sale history
£175,000 in June 2014
The property
This is an extended linked villa offering well proportioned family accommodation over two floors, situated within a popular residential estate. The accommodation comprises, in brief: Ground floor: hall, sittingroom, diningroom, extended kitchen/breakfastroom, conservatory and wc. Upper floor: three bedrooms and family bathroom. Double glazing. Gas central heating. Outside: there is garden ground to front and rear and an integral garage. The village of Eskbank lies approximately 8 miles south east of Edinburgh City Centre and is recognised as one of Midlothian’s most attractive residential locations, being surrounded by open countryside and parkland. Neighbouring Dalkeith offers a range of shops, restaurants, leisure facilities and other amenities. There are also scenic parks, walks and golf clubs nearby and education is well catered for. Close to the bypass, Eskbank is very accessible. Re-establishment of the Waverley railway line will also link Eskbank to the national rail network and is due to re-open in 2015.
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