9 Nether Craigwell, Old Town, EH8 8DR
Sale history
£290,000 in January 2015
The property
This terraced townhouse lies just east of the city in Edinburgh's old town. This property is a Brewery conversion and lies over four floors. With excellent character and beautiful views, this is a charming home in the heart of the city. The living accommodation is on the second and third floor. The sitting room lies on the third floor. It has a south facing window and balcony overlooking Arthurs Seat. The kitchen is on the second floor and has cream units with wood finish worktops and contemporary splash back tiling. There is an integrated oven, hob and hood as well as a fridge freezer and dishwasher. With plenty of space for a dining table and chairs it is a great space for entertaining and socialising with family and friends. This floor also has a south facing balcony with stunning views. Bedrooms one and two are double rooms. Bedroom one has a storage recess and bedroom two has a built-in cupboard. The box room makes an excellent study or could be used as a nursery or playroom. The bathroom and shower room has sleek neutral tiling with a modern white suite. The property lies within beautiful communal garden grounds. This is the perfect place to relax with family and friends and take in the fantastic views over the old town and Arthur Seat. Off-Street parking is available. In an excellent location this is a fantastic property close to the vibrancy of city life.
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