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23 Parkgrove Street Clermiston Edinburgh Eh4 23 PARKGROVE STREET CLERMISTON OFFERS OVER EDINBURGH £150,000 EH4 7NT STYLISH AND SPACIOUS MAINDOOR FLAT IN MOVE IN CONDITION AND SET IN A POPULAR RESIDENTIAL AREA CLOSE VIEWING: TO EXCELLENT LOCAL BY APPOINTMENT TELEPHONE AGENTS AMENITIES AND THE 0131 524 3800 FOR CITY CENTRE AN APPOINTMENT Parkgrove Street is located in a popular and much sought after established residential area in a north-western district of the city. The area is well served by local amenities including schools, shops and recreational facilities. Nearby Corstorphine is just a short drive away and offers a further choice of amenities including a Tesco superstore with 24-hour opening. Easy access to the Gyle Shopping Centre that has a Morrisons supermarket, Marks and Spencer and many of the major High Street stores. The public sector schools in the area include Clermiston Primary and the well renowned Royal High Secondary School. Cargillfield, Stewarts Melville and Mary Erskine are also easily accessible. Recreational facilities include the Drumbrae Leisure Centre, the David Lloyd Leisure Club, Bruntsfield and The Royal Burgess Golf Courses as well as delightful walks at Cramond and Corstorphine Hill. There is a regular bus service to and from the city centre and surrounding areas and the railway station at South Gyle provides connections into Edinburgh. Easy access of the business centres at South Gyle and the headquarters of the Royal Bank of Scotland at Gogar. The main commuting routes including the City by-pass, M8, M9, Forth Road bridge and Edinburgh International Airport are all only a short drive from the property. The property is in excellent order throughout with an Intoto designed Kitchen and a Victor Paris Bathroom. The property benefits from gas central heating and double glazing. All fitted carpets and curtains are included in the sale together with the integrated kitchen appliances and wall mounted TV in Bedroom 1. PROPERTY DETAILS * Welcoming entrance Hall leading to galley kitchen. * Bright and spacious Lounge with windows to front and side. Display recess with storage cupboard below. Space for dining table and chairs. * Fully fitted Intoto designed Kitchen with matching wall and base units. Integrated gas hob and electric oven. Ample work surfaces with integrated stainless steel sink with drainer and tiled splashback. Integrated washing machine. The fridge is included in the sale. Cupboard housing boiler. * Double Bedroom with window to rear. Built in mirrored wardrobes with hanging space and shelving. The wall mounted TV is included in the sale. * Second Bedroom with window to rear. * Stylish and fully tiled Victor Paris Bathroom with white three piece suite comprising bath, inset wash hand basin and WC. Walk in double shower compartment. Large mirrors. EXTERNAL There is a large communal garden to the rear of the property. Unrestricted on-street parking is available in the area. Energy Efficiency Rating: C Note: Measurements are for general guidance only and are not warranted. These particulars do not form part of any contract. The floor plan is for illustrative purposes only and as such is not drawn to scale. Connell & Connell WS * Please contact us for a free consultation or valuation 10 Dublin Street Edinburgh, EH1 3PR Tel: 0131 556 2993 Connell & Connell are a traditional firm of family solicitors established in 1924 and dealing with all Fax: 0131 557 5542 aspects of General Practice. [email protected].
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