• A second-floor city flat with beautiful interiors. +
• Naturally-lit entrance hall with built-in storage. +
• Elegant living/dining room with leafy green views. +
• Fitted kitchen (openly accessed from the hall). +
• Two large double bedrooms with fitted wardrobes. +
• Contemporary three-piece en-suite shower room. +
• Three-piece family bathroom with roll-top bath. +
• Gas central heating and traditional sash windows. +
• Access to Drummond Place Garden (subject to a fee). +
• Controlled permit parking available (Zone 6). +

Drummond Place laid out in the 1820s is one of the great set pieces of neo-classical architecture in Edinburgh and nationally. It has strong literary and cultural connections including Freda White, the author of Three Rivers of France, Alan Massie, JM Barrie, Eric Bailey, Himalayan explorer and spy, as well as Compton Mackenzie the celebrated author of many books including Whiskey Galore. Nestled within the grandeur of an A-listed Georgian building, this two-bedroom two-bathroom second-floor flat offers a traditional elegance and modern comforts. It boasts spacious rooms with high ceilings and well-retained period features. Situated in the highly sought-after New Town, it is easily walkable to all the city centre offers, promising an exceptional living experience steeped in history, charm, and convenience. EPC rating D. Council Tax Band G.

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