35/14 Leith Street, Edinburgh, EH1 3AT
Sale history
£136,000 in June 2015
The property
Occupying an enviable City centre location, this third floor flat forms part of a handsome listed Georgian building situated within the historic Calton district. Ideally positioned just minutes away from Princes Street, the Old Town and New Town and all the amenities and attractions which the City Centre has to offer. The accommodation comprises: shared secured entry into a common stairwell, reception hall, generously proportioned lounge/modern fitted kitchen with appliances, good sized double bedroom with excellent storage and bathroom with three piece suite and shower over bath. The property further benefits from stunning views to Waterloo Bridge from the rear, sash and case windows with partial secondary glazing and there is permit parking in force within the local area.
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