10 Dochart Drive, Edinburgh, EH4 7LB
Sale history
£148,000 in June 2015
The property
Bright and spacious three-bedroom semi-detached house, located in the popular residential district of Drum Brae, lying to the north-west of Edinburgh city centre. This well-proportioned property features front and rear gardens, and is also close to schools and local shopping. Comprising an entrance hall, living room, fitted kitchen, three bedrooms, reception room, and bathroom. This property further features uPVC double glazing, gas central heating, superb storage with integrated spaces in all rooms, and a loft space. The surrounding streets have ample unrestricted on-street parking, and the property is within easy reach of an excellent variety of local shops, with a further selection of amenities available in Corstorphine Village, South Gyle Shopping Centre and at the Tesco Store at Corstorphine. Well-respected primary and secondary schools are also located within the vicinity. The property has excellent transport links, with a regular bus service nearby which provides ease of commuting to Edinburgh city centre and other parts of the city. There is also convenient access to Edinburgh International Airport and the City bypass.
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