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8/5, New Mart Place, Edinburgh, EH14 1RW T 0131-370-0470 F 0131-370-0471 E [email protected] 8/5, New Mart Place, Edinburgh, EH14 1RW "STYLISH THREE BEDROOM, TWO BATHROOM APARTMENT, Offers Over £235,000 IN WELL CONNECTED CHESSER" www.ralphhendrie.legal This generous three bedroom property offers modern city living in a fantastic spot, west of the city ACCOMMODATIONcentre. On the second(top) floor, the front door opens into a spacious reception hall (with storage cupboard). The impressive open plan reception room is flooded with an abundance of natural light from a set of tall windows. Boasting a handy breakfast bar, the impressive kitchen is fitted with quality modern units, finished with chrome handles and featuring oven, hob and stainless steel chimney hood, plus fully integrated dishwasher and fridge/freezer. The dining area is the perfect place to entertain friends and family with views to Corstorphine Hill. The master bedroom features a stylish, fully tiled en- suite bathroom, along with twin built-in wardrobes. There is a further double bedroom with built-in wardrobe and a generous single, both serviced by a pristine shower room, featuring a quadrant enclosure. Gas central heating and double glazing is fitted throughout and a hatch in the hall to attic space. Due to the size and quality of the accommodation on offer, as well as the sought after location, LOCATIONthis property is anticipated to gain a high level of interest, appealing to the professional couple or the investor and early viewing is highly recommended. PROPERTY DIMENSIONS Please call 0131-370-0470 to make an appointment to view or you can email us at [email protected] CHESSER Chesser is a vibrant and popular location, with it's close proximity west of the city centre (approx: 3 miles). This location offers an easy commute both for work or pleasure, for Edinburgh's vast array of attractions, including Museums, Theatres, bars and restaurants. There are excellent local amenities, in Gorgie itself, including a Sainburys. Chesser itself boasts an Asda along with the Edinburgh West retail park, hosting an M & S foodhall and an Aldi. The Edinburgh Corn Exchange, is a popular exhibition and venue centre. There are two gyms nearby, the Nuffield Fitness & Wellbeing gym and a Pure gym. Fabulous walks can be found, with direct access to the Water of Leith walkway, taking you through Roseburn and onto the Dean Village. It is popular with the student market due good bus services, linking to the main University Campuses in the city, as well as Edinburgh Napier's Sighthill campus and Heriot Watt University. Slateford Station and the tram network, are a 10 minute journey, offering easy commuting and access to Edinburgh International Airport. WATER OF LEITH VISITOR CENTRE - CHESSER or visit us online at www.ralphhendrie.legal SHARED GARDENS LIVING ROOM VIEW Ralph Hendrie Legal is a trading name of Hendrie Legal Ltd Company Number 615551 Murrayburgh House, 17 Corstorphine Road, Edinburgh EH12 6DD T 0131-370-0470 | F 0131-370-0471 E [email protected] | W www.ralphhendrie.legal These particulars do not form any part of any contract, all measurements are approximate and none of the appliances are warranted. Whilst we endeavour to provide accurate sales particulars interested parties are advised to satisfy themselves on any aspects of relevance to their purchase..
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