53/3, Dickson Street
Edinburgh, EH6 8QH
URL:
https://www.gillespiemacandrew.co.uk/?p=41454
FEATURES
- Shared secured entry. Reception hall with storage.
- Feature fireplace.
- Good storage throughout.
- Many original Features.
- Communal garden to rear.
- Permit & metered parking.
DESCRIPTION
A well-presented first floor flat part of a traditional tenement building in the popular and vibrant Leith district of the city, perfectly positioned for access to Edinburgh City Centre and an excellent range of local amenities. The property would make an ideal purchase for a first time buyer or young couple and the move-in accommodation comprises:- Shared secure entry. Reception hall with excellent storage. Attractive & good sized living room with feature fireplace. Dining recess area. Galley style kitchen with appliances. Generously proportioned double bedroom with two walk-in wardrobes. Contemporary fitted shower room. Gas central heating. Double glazing. Original features. Communal garden to rear. Permit & metered parking.
Location: Leith, a vibrant and fashionable area of the city with a distinctly cosmopolitan ambience. Home to The Royal Yacht Britannia, there is a wonderful variety of trendy restaurants (including three Michelin starred restaurants), galleries, bars and bistros, all within walking distance, as is the popular Shore area. Leith Walk offers an eclectic mix of small speciality shops as well as a large branch of Tesco and Leith Farmers’ Market (every Saturday) is the perfect place to pick up fresh local produce. The property is located next to Dalmeny Park and close to the open expanse of Pilrig Park and Leith Links while there are also various local access points to the city’s cycle path network and the Water of Leith walkway. Also within easy reach are the designer shops on George Street, Harvey Nichols, John Lewis and the new St James Quarter. The Omni Centre is close by and plays host to a multi-screen cinema, a Nuffield Health Gym and Leisure Club and a number of eateries. The Playhouse Theatre is next door and is also surrounded by a range of restaurants. Princes Street and the city centre are readily accessible via regular public transport services which also serve many other parts of the city. The new tram stop at Balfour Street offers direct, quick and easy access to Edinburgh Airport