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Enviably located in the Marchmont conservation area at the end of a peaceful cul-de-sac by The Meadows, this charming, one-bedroom, third/top-floor flat represents a perfect opportunity for city professionals, first-time buyers, and buy-to-let investors. Part of a traditional tenement with a communal garden, the home offers a good-size living/dining room, a galley-style kitchen, and a three-piece bathroom, further benefitting from largely neutral interiors for new buyers to add their own stamp.
Inside the flat, reached by a telephone-entry system and a shared stairwell, you are welcomed by a naturally-lit hall, defined by white décor and stripped floorboards that flow throughout much of the home. To the right is the living/dining room, which continues the neutral presentation to allow easy styling. It features an exquisite feature fireplace for arranging furniture around and stylish shelved archways with storage set below. A southerly-facing window finishes the room, bathing it in natural light. In the galley-style kitchen, there are ample cabinets for storage and marble-effect worktops, including a handy breakfast bar for morning coffee. It comes with a gas cooker, an undercounter washing machine, and a freestanding fridge. Meanwhile, the double bedroom enjoys a subtle accent wall and a southwest-facing aspect, creating a calming ambience for a good night’s sleep. It is a good-size space and comes with open wardrobe fixtures built in. Completing the accommodation is a partially tiled, three-piece bathroom with a shower-over-bath. Efficient gas central heating and double-glazed windows ensure year-round warmth.
Outside, there is a communal rear garden with a shared drying green and a well-tended lawn. Conveniently, residents also have access to controlled permit parking (Zone 7).
Marchmont
Renowned as a vibrant and sought-after suburb, Marchmont offers a variety of lovely period properties, leafy areas and outstanding retailers. Situated opposite the Meadows, this area is within easy walking distance of Edinburgh’s historic Old Town, the New Town, Waverley Station, and the city’s best universities. A wide variety of cafés, restaurants, coffee houses, bistros, independent shops, galleries, boutiques, a luxury cinema, theatres, and various supermarkets can all be found on your doorstep and in neighbouring Morningside and Bruntsfield. The area offers tranquil parks and large green spaces for outdoor activities and picnics. Outstanding state schooling is on offer at primary and secondary level and the area is very well served by frequent public transport services, superb cycle paths and picturesque, leafy walkways.