**SOLD STC**
Thanks to it's outstanding location in cosmopolitan Leith within strolling distance to an array of shops, eateries, and cafes, as well as being within easy walking distance of the city centre, 25/6 Dalmeny Street is the ideal home for the city professionals.
The flat is entered via a secure communal entrance, with stairs leading to the second floor, opening into a welcoming reception hall. This vast reception space, with room for furniture, showcases the soft, neutral decor and charming period features, including panelled doors and cornicing, setting the tone for the airy accommodation to follow. The open plan living/dining room boasts a south-facing aspect with deep set twin windows, a soaring ceiling and stripped original wood floors, whilst an open hearth and Edinburgh press provide characterful focal points. The adjoining kitchen, with an attractive contemporary country-inspired design comes with a range of Shaker-style fitted units, with cream-coloured doors contrasted with wood-styled worktops, a Belfast sink, open shelving, brightly tiled splashbacks, and a range of appliances. To the rear of the flat are two double bedrooms. Their soft toned decor and natural floors are lit by large windows, giving rise to a tranquil, leafy outlook. Finally, the strikingly designed three-piece family bathroom, incorporating a bath with a shower-over, a WC and fitted vanity unit, are all framed by metro tiles, wood panelling, and feature floor tiles.
Gas central heating and double glazing ensure year-round warmth and comfort.Outside, to the rear of the building, the communal garden has a wide expanse of lawn, offering a tranquil alfresco space in the heart of the city. Unrestricted parking is available on Dalmeny Street.
Leith has been voted as one of the best places to live in the UK, by the The Times in 2019. Lying within walking distance of the city centre, Leith itself enjoys an outstanding range of shops, restaurants, cafes and trendy coffee houses. It neighbours the Shore area, which also offers bars and Michelin-starred restaurants. Leith Market takes place every Saturday providing fresh local produce and street food. The bustling shopping area around Leith Walk is complemented by Ocean Terminal shopping centre. Leith boasts a thriving arts scene, giving the area its bohemian reputation. It hosts the annual Leith and Mela Festivals and just down the road, you will find Out of the Blue Drill Hall, with wonderful art, makers and exhibition space with a café and year-round events. Leith is home to the recently reopened Leith Theatre and the Leith School of Art. The area, although in walking distance of the city centre, boasts an excellent transport network, with the currently constructed Tram Line leading from Leith Walk all the way to the airport.
Home Report £235,000 EPC: C