39a Northumberland Street, Edinburgh, EH3 6JA
Sale history
£250,000 in September 2014
The property
This bright top floor flat forms part of Georgian tenement located within a particularly popular New Town address. Of note is the particularly spacious drawing room/dining which has south facing triple astragal windows complete with working shutters. A modern fitted kitchen lies off the drawing room which has a built in oven and hob. Quietly located to the rear is a generously proportioned double bedroom which enjoys a pleasant aspect over the New Town rooftops to the Forth and Fife. A study/child’s bedroom is located off the double bedroom. This is an ideal buy for those seeking a sizeable New Town which will allow them to put their mark on it, the current décor is very much a blank canvass for a purchaser to work from.
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