The Auction House, 46 South West Thistle Street Lane, New Town, Edinburgh, EH2 1EW
Sale history
£325,101 in May 2015
The property
Boasting a 40' studio style living/dining space with French oak flooring, living flame cast iron stove and cupola skylight, The Auction House is the perfect city centre apartment. Converted from the original Lyon & Turnbull Auction Rooms warehouse the property is extremely spacious and light due to the south facing aspect. There is a Bulthaup fitted kitchen with breakfast bar, stainless steel splash backs and Siemens integrated appliances, one double bedroom with fitted wardrobe cupboards, a single bedroom which could also be used as a study with a built in bunk bed and a bathroom with Villeroy and Boch sanitary ware. Entered at ground floor level, the accommodation is approached up a short flight of carpeted stairs. The principal 'studio' room is light and bright with four large sash and case windows and a large ceiling skylight above. Overall there are eight south facing sash and case windows running the full length of the apartment looking out onto the mews below. The flat has been very recently redecorated throughout with new carpets fitted to the stair and bedrooms and new vinyl in the bathroom. There is generous eave storage within the apartment and a very useful communal storage cupboard within the lane, ideal for bicycles etc. Situated between Hanover and Fredrick Street, this special property enjoys a peaceful yet central position with all the benefits of city centre living on the doorstep including any number of fashionable restaurants and bars.
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