54 Bernard Street, Edinburgh, EH6 6PR
Sale history
£180,000 in August 2015
The property
Spacious, three-bedroom, second-floor flat in a converted traditional stone building, set in the heart of Leith's fashionable Shore district. The accommodation is comprised of an exceptionally-spacious hallway, living room, three double bedrooms, a WC, and separate bathroom. Brightly decorated, with a unique and well-proportioned floorplan, the property retains a number of period features, including cornicework, wood flooring, and sash and case windows. In addition, there is a fitted kitchen and bathroom, gas central heating, a secure entry system and unrestricted parking on the surrounding streets. The Shore area in Leith offers a blend of historic buildings and modern developments, and is famous for its fine restaurants, cafes and bars, including Michelin-starred restaurants. The Ocean Terminal shopping centre is close by, offering a variety of high-street stores, including a Marks and Spencer food hall and a multiplex cinema. Leith Walk and Great Junction Street are lined with speciality and convenience shops, and a short bus journey takes you to the city centre and Princes Street. Local amenities include well-regarded schooling, swim centre, private gyms, and a variety of scenic waterfront and parkland walks.
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