5 rooms house of 230m² in City of Edinburgh

Kingsburgh Road is a delightful, substantial Victorian south facing semi-detached five bedroom house. Offering light and spacious accommodation with retained period details throughout with attractive gardens to the front and rear of the property and a private driveway. Ideally located within an established and highly regarded area of Edinburgh. The property is split over two levels and comprises of; Entrance vestibule leading into a spacious welcoming hallway with ample storage, Drawing room with period features and a large bay window to allow lots of natural light, Dining room looking out over the rear garden, Study/Library, Kitchen with space for a breakfast table, WC and Utility room leading out to the rear garden. The first floor comprises of the three double bedrooms, one with En-suite shower room, Single bedroom, Family bathroom and Snug/Bedroom. The property also benefits from a working gas fire in the lounge, along with several additional feature fireplaces throughout, adding further character to the home. There is a large walled secure garden with shed and a spacious terrace for alfresco dining and a good sized lawn bordered by established beds and mature trees. Murrayfield is located to the west of the city centre and is conveniently located for the West End, city centre and Haymarket Train Station. There are excellent local amenities nearby and a large Sainsbury's Supermarket and Marks & Spencer Food Hall at Craigleith Retail Park, a few minutes’ drive away. Roseburn Primary School, St George's School for Girls and The Mary Erskine School are all located nearby. Golf courses at both Ravelston and Murrayfield, tennis courts, access to walks along the Water of Leith and the renowned Murrayfield Stadium is within walking distance. The area is well placed for access to the City bypass, Edinburgh International Airport and all central Scotland's motorway links. Deposit £3700 Unfurnished EPC Rating E Council Tax Band G Landlord Registered , Scottish Letting Agent Registration – LARN