26 Cherry Tree Crescent, Balerno, Midlothian, EH14 5AL
Sale history
£365,471 in October 2014
The property
An excellent opportunity has occurred to purchase this thoughtfully extended detached bungalow, which is quietly situated on a pleasant leafy street, within the ever popular Balerno area of Edinburgh. The City Centre is within easy commuting distance and convenient and reliable links can be found at the nearby Park and Ride and Curriehill train station. The property has a fantastic amount of living space, which affords a superb degree of flexibility, and boasts spectacular, beautifully maintained garden grounds to the front, side and rear, making it a perfect home for families of all sizes. Access is by way on an entrance vestibule, into the main hallway, which has a built-in cupboard and a ceiling hatch leading to the loft space. The accommodation comprises: generously proportioned dual facing lounge with access to a good sized conservatory, versatile dining/family room with garden views, kitchen fitted with a selection of units and appliances and a breakfast bar, master bedroom with modern en-suite shower room, a spacious double bedroom, two good sized single bedrooms and an attractive family bathroom with co-ordinating wall and floor tiling, a modern three piece white suite and over-bath electric shower with splash screen. (for more information please contact the selling solicitors)
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