37/3 Mid Steil, Edinburgh, EH10 5XB
Sale history
£410,000 in February 2014
The property
Unique and well presented four bedroom double upper flat on two floors, located in the quiet residential Glenlockhart area of Edinburgh, south of the city centre. Comprising entrance hallway, living/dining room, dining kitchen, master bedroom with ensuite, three double bedrooms, bathroom and two loft spaces. The property benefits from wood framed double glazing, gas fired central heating and extensive fitted loft space. This factored property sits within well tended and extensive landscaped grounds and enjoys two private, allocated parking spaces. The flat is approached via a communal, carpeted stairway rising from the ground floor, with impressive twin stained glass windows on the rear elevation, to an upper landing with hardwood handrail on ornate iron upstands. The property forms part of the conversion and development of the historic City Hospital site situated between the sought after residential areas of Greenbank and Morningside which is easily accessible via car or bus. There are good local amenities and the popular area of Morningside is a short distance away offering a wider array of shops and eateries.
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