374a/1 Easter Road, Edinburgh, EH6 8JW
Sale history
£115,000 in July 2015
The property
This ground floor flat is in a modern development in Easter Road, a few minutes east of Edinburgh's city centre and within easy reach of the bars, shops, restaurants and cafes of Leith. In a quiet location, yet close to the heart of the city, this is an ideal home for people who enjoy the buzz of city living. The sitting room is a good size and has wood laminate flooring and a large window overlooking the front. It is a lovely bright room for relaxing and socialising. The kitchen lies off the sitting room and has cream units with light coloured worktops. There is an integrated oven, hob and hood, fridge freezer, washer/dryer and a great built in cupboard for storing household items. The bedroom has a south facing window making it sunny and bright. There is a storage recess which is great for clothes and shoes. There is also good storage in the two hall cupboards. The fresh, bright bathroom has a white suite and Mira electric shower over the bath. The property sits within communal landscaped grounds and there is private allocated parking. Close to the vibrancy of the city centre this flat is a lovely home in a great location.
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