108/3 St. Stephen Street, Edinburgh, EH3 5AQ
Sale history
£175,500 in March 2015
The property
Morton Fraser are delighted to offer on to the market this beautifully presented one bedroom ground floor flat situated quietly to the rear of a traditional stone building, which was a former Church Hall. The property is located in the stylish Stockbridge area of Edinburgh. This immaculate property offers spacious accommodation which would be perfectly suited to a first time buyer or buy-to-let purchaser. The property is located on the ground floor of the building and is accessed from a secure entry phone into a welcoming and carpeted entrance hallway. The flat is situated on the ground floor and enters into a hallway with a storage cupboard. The accommodation comprises; spacious open plan sitting room with a dining area and stylish and modern kitchen which has been fitted with a range of units and stainless steel integrated appliances; double bedroom, with fitted mirrored wardrobes; bathroom with white three piece suite and power shower over the bath, with feature stone wall. The property is situated in the highly sought after district of Stockbridge which lies to the north of the City and only a short walk from Princes Street. Stockbridge and neighbouring Comely Bank have maintained a vibrant and unique village atmosphere and offer an excellent range of boutique shops as well as independent and well renowned cheesemongers, butchers and fishmongers. There is a weekly farmers market in Stockbridge and a variety of popular cafes, bars and restuarants.
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