16 Edinburgh Road, South Queensferry, West Lothian, EH30 9HR
Sale history
£235,000 in August 2015
The property
This substantial rarely available 17th Century Townhouse, Listed Category C (S), forms part of the Queensferry conservation area within with the heart of the historic town and is well placed for commuting to Edinburgh & Fife by way of the Forth Road & Rail Bridges. Providing charm and character the well-proportioned accommodation, over three levels, merits internal viewing to be fully appreciated and comprises; Ground Floor: Main entrance double doors to hall, bedroom and shower room. First Floor: light and airy well-proportioned lounge/dining room providing stunning sea views, stylish internal kitchen. Second Floor: large double bedroom with two Velux windows providing excellent natural light and sea views, spacious bathroom and rear entrance door to garden. Benefits include gas central heating, secondary glazing and ample built in storage. There is a private tiered garden to the rear of the property with seating areas providing stunning panoramic views over the River Forth towards the Forth Road & Rail Bridges to Fife beyond. There is also a rear access gate from Stoneycroft Lane with on-street parking. Please note a neighbouring property has shared right of access leading to their own garden.
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