£275,000 Offers over
Selling Date | Selling Price | Value change |
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7 April 2011 | £145,195 | N/A |
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The accommodation of 1 Sixth Street, Newtongrange gives unrivalled flexiibility to suit the needs of typical modern living - within a building of character and period features. Set in the popular commuter town of Newtongrange with easy access to local amenities and Edinburgh City Centre either by car, regular bus service or railway.
Property
Extended to the rear and featuring a converted attic to create further bedroom space this charming property truly breaks the mould. Comprising; welcoming entrance hallway with porch entrance, substantial living room, dining kitchen that is fantastically bathed in light, four well-proportioned bedrooms and modern bathroom. The layout of the property allows the property to be used as a two bedroom bungalow style cottage with two additional rooms upstairs and would suit downsizers looking for 'guest space' and growing families a-like.
Location
The small Midlothian town of Newtongrange is situated on the A7 near Dalkeith approximately 10 miles south east of Edinburgh City Centre. It is surrounded by open countryside and only a few minutes away from the River Esk, country parks and golf courses. The town has expanded in recent years through modern development and has evolved into a popular commuter base due to a new train station and excellent road connections into the centre of Edinburgh (10 miles). It has a central park, primary school, library, shops, banks and excellent services all within the town. A major Tesco supermarket lies on the periphery of Dalkeith and the retail parks at Straiton and Fort Kinnaird are both readily accessible as is the City Bypass and the Shawfair Park and Ride facility.
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Registers of Scotland is a government body responsible for compiling and maintaining property registers. There can be a delay of up to 3 months from when a property is sold to being recorded with Registers of Scotland. We provide house price data for your information only, we do not accept any liability for any errors.
If you have noticed any incorrect information, please contact info@s1now.com.