35/5 Duke Street, Edinburgh, EH6 8HH
Sale history
£135,000 in January 2015
The property
Bright and well-presented two bedroom top floor flat, set in the Leith area of Edinburgh, East of the City Centre. Comprising: entrance hallway, living room, kitchen, two double bedrooms, bathroom and separate WC. The property enjoys south facing front rooms with views across the city to Arthur’s Seat, Calton Hill, and Edinburgh Castle, and retains many period features including decorative cornice and sash and case windows. Further benefits include gas central heating, unrestricted on-street parking, shared rear garden and secure entry phone system. The property is a short walk away from the cosmopolitan Shore district with the area’s unrivalled selection of cafés, bars and bistros. Excellent shopping is available with Great Junction Street and the foot of Leith Walk on the doorstep. The popular Ocean Terminal is close by offering a wide range of high street outlets including a Debenhams department store, a gym, spa and multiplex cinema. The extensive Leith Links lies just a few minute's away and there are meandering walks along the Water of Leith walkway and cycle tracks. A regular bus service to the City Centre is available.
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