4 rooms flat of 151m² in City of Edinburgh

Property featuresFeatured PropertyFridge FreezerPermit ParkingShowerExtremely well-presented four double bedroom flat, set over two levels in the heart of Edinburgh offering luxury living.The furnished property is arranged over two floors and is immaculately designed with top quality features and appliances. Upon entry of the property, you are greeted by the grand hallway. The ground floor accommodation comprises: a stunning living room boasting, luxury, space and comfort. A large kitchen with high end appliances, kitchen island, a double fridge and wine cooler. A conjoining door leads from the kitchen into the grand dining room, perfect for hosting and entertaining. The floor further comprises of a utility room, a study and a large bathroom.Lower Ground floor: Stairs lead you to two impressive bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms, a further large two bedrooms and a separate bathroom with ample wardrobe and storage space complete this floor.The property further benefits from gas central heating, period features, ample storage and access to Queen Street gardens for a small nominal fee.Heriot Row is located in the heart of Edinburgh's New Town which was built in the late 18th and early 19th century to a layout based on plans by James Craig. The street was completed by 1808 as part of the development by the Earl of Moray. Overlooking Queen Street Gardens the property is close to Princes Street and is particularly well located for all amenities in the city centre with excellent shopping in George Street and a lovely selection of small boutiques, restaurants and bars in nearby Stockbridge. The main financial centre is within easy walking distance, as are Waverley and Haymarket Stations.LARN.Property descriptions and related information displayed on this page are marketing materials provided by Murray & Currie - Edinburgh. Rentberry does not warrant or accept any responsibility for the accuracy or completeness of the property descriptions or related information provided here and they do not constitute property particulars. Please