65/1 Prince Regent Street, Edinburgh, EH6 4AP
Sale history
£92,000 in January 2015
The property
Excellent ground floor flat in traditional stone tenement. Ideal for first time buyers, downsizers and investors alike, the accommodation comprises, hall, lovely open plan lounge/kichen with breakfast bar, double bedroom with built in wardrobes, versatile boxroom and bathroom with three piece white suite and shower over bath. Gas central heating has been installed. The building has a secure entryphone system and a communal rear garden. Set to the north of the city centre, between Madeira Street and North Junction Street, Prince Regent Street is well placed for regular bus services to and from the city centre. Shops catering for everyday needs are within easy reach as is the Ocean Terminal with its choice of "high street" stores, multiplex cinema and gym. The Scottish Executive's Victoria Quay is also readily accessible.
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