96/3 Chesser Crescent, Edinburgh, EH14 1SE
Sale history
£185,250 in August 2017
The property
This exceptional top floor flat forms part of an established modern development in the sought after residential district of Chesser, close to fantastic amenities and commuter links. The property is presented to market in true move-in condition and benefits from gas central heating (newly installed boiler 2016), double glazing, loft storage, and residents parking. An ideal home for a young professional couple with early viewing highly recommended. The well appointed accommodation comprises; secure entry system, welcoming open hallway with storage and hatch to partially floored attic, impressive dining lounge with pleasant open view, modern breakfasting kitchen with attractive range of upper and lower units including appliances, spacious master bedroom with built in wardrobe, stunning en-suite showerroom with contemporary fixtures and fittings and mains shower, further good sized double bedroom, and striking bathroom suite with mains shower over bath. The immaculately kept landscaped grounds include a large secure bike store, recycling point, and ample car parking spaces are available for residents and visitors.
| Total Floor Area | 66 m2 |
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