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7 Tranter Crescent, Edinburgh Call us on 0131 447 4747 A5 portrait brochure.indd 1 23/08/2017 15:33:52 84/1 Restalrig Road South CALL US ON 0131 447 4747 Restalrig, Edinburgh EH7 6JB 84/1 Restalrig Road South, GENERAL DESCRIPTION LOCATION A first floor flat part of a traditional tenement building in the Restalrig is a popular residential area of Edinburgh, which lies to the east of the City Centre. The property Restalrig, Edinburgh popular Restalrig district of the city. The property is a short is well positioned to take advantage of a good range of local shops, whilst Leith and Ocean Terminal, journey to the east of the city centre and would make an ideal which has a multiplex cinema and a great variety of shops, are just a short bus or car journey away, as EH7 6JB purchase for a first time buyer. The property is close to excellent is Meadowbank Retail Park. Leisure facilities on offer include Leith Links, Arthur Seat, Holyrood Park, local amenities. Craigentinny Golf Course and Portobello beach and promenade. An efficient public transport network operates to other parts of the city and surrounding areas. The city bypass and main motorway networks are also within easy reach. For price and viewing information please visit residential.gillespiemacandrew.co.uk or call 0131 447 4747 EXTRAS: • Shared secure entry. COUNCIL TAX BAND - B. All fitted carpets and floor coverings, light fittings, curtains, poles and window blinds, kitchen appliances to include TRAIN STATION - APPROXIMATELY 1.7 MILES TO EDINBURGH WAVERLEY STATION. the freestanding cooker, automatic washing machine and fridge-freezer. Some furniture within the property may be • Reception hall with storage. AIRPORT - APPROXIMATELY 9.9 MILES TO EDINBURGH AIRPORT. available through negotiation. BUSES - WITHIN 100 METRES. • Open plan living room/kitchen with appliances & larder storage cupboard. • Double bedroom with storage. • Shower room. • Gas central heating. • Double glazing. • Communal garden. • Unrestricted on-street parking. can Energy Performance Certificate Rating D 76 - 80 Morningside Road, Edinburgh, EH10 4BY RESIDENTIAL.GILLESPIEMACANDREW.CO.UK T: 0131 447 4747 F: 0131 447 9555 Note: Whilst these particulars have been prepared as carefully as possible, no guarantee is given as to their accuracy and they shall not form part of any contract. All measurements have been taken using a sonic tape and cannot be regarded as guaranteed given the limitations of the device. Services and/or appliances referred to in these particulars have not been tested and no warranty is given that they are in full working order. Interested parties are advised to have their interest noted by their solicitors in order that they may be advised of the closing date. .

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