Property description

A bright and attractive third floor flat occupying a prime position within this prestigious and modern development. The property is entered from a well-kept communal stairwell via a security entry phone system, and benefits from a lift and stairs to all floors. The accommodation has an entrance hallway with two good sized storage cupboards, a most impressive living room which is flooded with light thanks to two large windows at the front and side and a well proportioned fully fitted integrated kitchen with ample worktop space.Master bedroom has built in wardrobe and an en-suite with standing shower while the second double bedroom has ample space, and a part tiled family bathroom. A full gas central heating system has been installed and this along with comprehensive double glazed window units should help ensure a warm yet cost effective living environment. This property also benefits from a secure door entry system, a lift, gas central heating, full double-glazing, communal garden grounds surrounding the property. Also included are bin and bike storage units and a communal gym as well as under-ground residents parking with fob access and on-street parking to accommodate for visitors.This property is situated in a popular residential district very centrally situated just outside the city centre to the north-east. The area is well served with a variety of local shopping facilities with a choice of building society, banking and Post Office services all nearby. Using one of the many and frequent bus services that pass through the district, the journey of approximately a mile into the middle of Princes Street only takes a few minutes. A short journey away, Leith waterfront provides a host of café’s galleries and Michelin starred restaurants. If this isn’t enough there is also a local Asda store and even Ocean Terminal Shopping Centre to accommodate for a vast variety of shopping needs. For those who prefer open air facilities, nearby Calton Hill provides superb views over the city which are well worth the climb. The Royal Botanic Gardens and Inverleith Park are within walking distance and the routes of many old railway lines radiate out from Canonmills to provide almost country-like walks within the heart of the city.