36/1 Thorntree Street, Edinburgh, EH6 8PU

A stones throw from Leith Links and the Shore district, this two bedroom ground floor flat, offers stylish accommodation, along with private resident parking. A variety of shops and cafes, can be found on Duke Street and the bottom of Leith Walk.

Access is via through a secure entry system and behind the front door, is a welcoming hallway. On your left is a bright south-facing living and dining room, the perfect space for entertaining. Across the hall is a modern fitted kitchen, complete with built-in oven and hob, plus all freestanding appliances. There a two comfortable double bedrooms, both with built-in closets, and they share a bright three-piece bathroom, with shower fitted over-bath.

Externally, there is an allocated private parking space in the residents parking area, to the rear of the property.

Extras: all fitted floor covering, blinds, lighting, oven, hob and all freestanding kitchen appliances, to be included in the sale.

Property Summary

Close to Leith Links & the ‘Shore’ district

Living & dining room

Modern fitted kitchen

Two double bedrooms

Attractive three-piece bathroom

Gas central heating & double glazing

Private residents parking to rear, with allocated space

Home Report - £210,000

Location

Easter Road is a well known thoroughfare in Edinburgh, linking the city centre to the historic port of Leith. A wide range of every day amenities are available on Easter Road and there is a large Tesco supermarket at the bottom end with a Sainsburys at nearby Meadowbank Retail Park.A short walk to the east end of the city centre is the Omni Centre with a gym and cinema and the Playhouse Theatre. Recreation is well served with Leith Links to the north or Holyrood Park to the south. Leith Links allows ample space for various leisure activities and it is a short walk through the links to the fashionable Shore district offers a wide range of award winning bars, bistros and restaurants.

Regular bus services operate from Easter Road into and around the city centre, along with the tram network at the bottom of Leith Walk (10 minute walk),whilst the motorist can find easy access to the A1 for routes out of town towards the City Bypass and wider motorway network.