115 Guardwell Crescent, Edinburgh, EH17 7HA
Sale history
£225,000 in May 2014
The property
Well presented four bedroom detached villa offering spacious and flexible family accommodation on two floors in the Liberton district of Edinburgh. The property comprises entrance hallway, living dining room, kitchen, utility room, upper landing, WC, bathroom, master bedroom with en-suite shower room and three further double bedrooms (one is currently being used as an office). This tastefully decorated property sits on a generous plot, with private garden to the rear and private driveway to the front. Further benefits include double glazing, gas central heating and good storage space, including a large loft. The property is located in the popular Liberton area of Edinburgh, which lies 4 miles south of the City Centre. There is a good choice of shopping outlets on hand, with further amenities available at the Cameron Toll Shopping Centre. Newington is just a little further afield, with the impressive Straiton Retail Park also within easy reach. Schooling is well represented from nursery to senior level. The property is also ideally positioned for the Royal Infirmary and the Scottish Parliament. An efficient public transport network is on hand, which operates to most parts of the town and surrounding areas. The city bypass and main motorway networks are also close by.
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