Property description

Delightful, exceptionally well modernized ground floor apartment, contained within this elegant stone built terrace, located only minutes from the heart of the city centre.The immaculate and tastefully decorated property retains many fine period features and offers a most comfortable home in this much sought after location. Number Fourteen occupies a corner position within the curved east section of the street, overlooking the tree-lined garden ground opposite.Approached from a communal entrance vestibule and elegant hallway, the stunning interior has been painstakingly renovated and fully modernised to a high quality finish, creating a most comfortable home, ideal for modern day living and entertaining purposes.The delightful, tastefully decorated accommodation displays a wealth of original period features including fine decorative cornice work and friezes. Arranged around a handsome hallway with feature archways, the property provides a magnificent sittingroom/dining room to the front of the building, a large rear facing master bedroom with its wide bay window and attractive en-suite shower room, a second double bedroom, the well fitted/equipped kitchen with ample storage units including dishwasher, timber work surfaces, contrasting wall and floor tiling, and the stunning luxury bathroom with slate tiling and a contemporary suite incorporating a vanity wash basin, concealed cistern w.c. and a shower fitting over the bath.The property further benefits from gas central heating fired from a combi boiler, and a security entry phone system. Access can be gained to the magnificent Dean Valley Gardens adjacent to the Dean Bridge and Eton Terrace, at a small annual charge.Buckingham Terrace lies on the edge of Edinburgh’s fashionable West End, and connects Belgrave Place with Belgrave Crescent, the south end of which sits adjacent to the magnificent Dean Bridge, spanning the Dean Gorge and Water of Leith. This very convenient location affords immediate access to Princes Street, Charlotte Square and Edinburgh’s Business and Financial areas, together with a wide selection of popular shops, bars, restaurants and cafes. Regular bus services run to and from many parts of the city and both Haymarket and Waverly Railway Stations are within walking distance. A choice of private and state schooling at both primary and secondary levels is also within easy striking distance, along with the historic Dean Village, Inverleith Park, and the Royal Botanical Garden. Queensferry Road provides a fast route to the west side of Edinburgh, with onward links to the M8, M9 and M90 motorway network, and Edinburgh’s International Airport.