1/2 Cameron Toll Lade, Edinburgh, EH16 4US
Sale history
£162,000 in June 2015
The property
A bright and modern two-bedroom main door upper flat, set in a factored development in the Prestonfield area of Edinburgh. The property is comprised of an entrance hall and stair, main hall, open-plan living/dining room/kitchen, two double bedrooms, utility cupboard, and a spacious bathroom. With contemporary fittings throughout, uPVC double glazing and gas central heating, there is also ample storage provision with built-in wardrobes and loft space. Externally, there is an allocated private resident's parking space, bicycle store, and large maintained shared green. Prestonfield is a popular and convenient residential area with a large Sainsbury's store at the nearby Cameron Toll Shopping Centre, and a broader selection of major high-street stores a little further afield at Fort Kinnaird. Newington and Edinburgh's Old Town are also within easy travelling distance by car or bus, or for the more energetic, on foot. Prestonfield Golf club is close at hand, as is Prestonfield House. Holyrood Park lies nearby also, providing access to Arthur's Seat, Salisbury Crags, Duddingston Loch and the historic and quaint Duddingston village. The local area offers schooling at all levels from nursery through primary to secondary.
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