52 Cairns Drive, Balerno, Midlothian, EH14 7HH
Sale history
£150,000 in November 2015
The property
Well-presented, dual-aspect, two-bedroom upper villa, set at the end of a leafy cul-de-sac, on the western edge of Balerno, to the west of Edinburgh. Bright, and in excellent condition, the accommodation comprises an entrance stair, hall, living/dining room, kitchen, two double bedrooms, and shower room. In addition, there is modern double glazing, gas central heating, carpeted flooring, and excellent storage, including a loft. The property overlooks local parkland, and features a private rear garden and a garage, with ample unrestricted parking to the front. Cairns Drive lies approximately 5 miles south-west of Edinburgh city centre and is well placed for commuters, with a regular bus service available nearby. Alternatively, the A70 Lanark Road, A71 Calder Road and A720 Edinburgh city bypass allow for ease of commuting by car. Balerno has a wealth of amenities to meet everyday needs, including shops, a post office, supermarkets, and highly-acclaimed schools at both primary and secondary levels. Recreational facilities are also well provided for by way of public parks, rugby, tennis and bowling clubs, with the surrounding countryside including the Pentland Hills, allowing for a variety of outdoor pursuits.
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