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6/1 Ogilvie Terrace is a well-presented first-floor flat forming part of a traditional Victorian tenement. Situated in the popular area of Shandon to the southwest of the city centre, the flat features a spacious living room, dining kitchen and generously proportioned box room.
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6/1 Ogilvie Terrace is a well-presented first-floor flat forming part of a traditional Victorian tenement. Situated in the popular area of Shandon to the southwest of the city centre, the flat features a spacious living room, dining kitchen and generously proportioned box room.
Entrance hall with two storage cupboards; bright living room with bay window and a real-flame gas fire with timber mantel piece; fitted kitchen with wall & base units and ample space for a table and chairs; double bedroom with built-in wardrobes; bathroom with white three-piece suite comprising WC, wash hand basin and bath with shower over; large box room.
Well-kept communal garden grounds.
Unrestricted parking on the surrounding streets.
Gas central heating. Double glazed windows.
Standard fixtures and fittings are included in the sale, and whilst believed to be in reasonable working order, are strictly “sold as seen”. The fridge freezer, washing machine, hob and oven are all included in the sale. Some items of furniture may be available by separate negotiation.
From 1 February 2022, residential properties in Scotland are required by law to have installed a system of inter-linked smoke alarms and heat detectors, together with carbon monoxide detectors if required (the “interlinked-system”). No warranty is given that any interlinked system has been installed in this property and interested parties should make their own enquiries.
Location
Located south-west of the city centre, Shandon is a quiet residential neighbourhood conveniently located for Edinburgh Napier University as well as those wishing to commute into the city centre. There is a choice of an Asda Superstore off Chesser Avenue and a Sainsbury Superstore off Westfield Road, as well as the wide variety of boutique shops in the neighbouring areas of Merchiston, Morningside and Bruntsfield. The new retail plaza at Chesser also offers a range of shops including an M&S foodstore. Local recreational facilities can be found at the Corn Exchange Village, including ten pin bowling, snooker and indoor football and the Fountain Park leisure centre, an entertainment hub featuring Nuffield Health gym, a multiscreen cinema, arcade, bowling alley and an abundance of restaurants and bars. Further recreational facilities can be found at Meggetland Sports Complex and Craiglockhart Sports and Tennis Centre. The property is conveniently located for the Water of Leith and Union Canal walkways, providing pleasant walks and cycle routes. Public transport is well represented with regular bus services to and from the city centre from Ashley Terrace, Polwarth Terrace and Slateford Road. The city bypass is easily accessible via Slateford Road, providing access to Edinburgh Airport and the major road networks of central Scotland.
