34/2, Bernard Street, Edinburgh
EH6 6PR

Spacious and bright two-bedroom apartment with fantastic open plan living, situated in an attractive B listed building in the popular Leith area.

This second-floor apartment offers spacious living in a fantastic area with both tram and bus stops close by providing access to the whole of Edinburgh. With a wealth of amenities including shops, independent cafes, restaurants and bars within a few minutes walk, it appeals to professionals looking to enjoy all Leith has to offer.

The apartment is accessed via a secure entry system within a well-maintained communal stair. Upon entering the property, you are welcomed into a bright hallway from where all the other rooms flow. At the heart of the home sits an expansive open plan kitchen/living room which offers a wealth of space providing plenty of room for relaxing, dining and cooking. The high ceilings and triple windows fill the room with natural light and add to the feeling of space.

To the rear of the property sits two good sized double bedrooms which have excellent built in wardrobes, and off a peaceful spot to rest away from the road. Completing the property is a family bathroom with shower over bath.

Further benefits include; gas central heating and street parking.

Early viewings highly recommended.

Location
Leith, a historic port and once a separate Burgh, is now very much a vibrant and fashionable area of the city with a distinctly cosmopolitan ambience. Home to The Royal Yacht Britannia, there is a wonderful variety of trendy restaurants (including three Michelin starred restaurants), galleries, bars and bistros, all within walking distance. Leith Walk offers an eclectic mix of small speciality shops as well as a large branch of Tesco and Leith Farmers’ Market (every Saturday) is the perfect place to pick up fresh local produce. In addition, the Ocean Terminal Shopping Mall plays host to a number of High Street names, as well as a multi screen cinema, a 24 hour gym and several popular eateries. There is a 24 hour Asda at nearby Newhaven, where there is also a pretty little harbour and a David Lloyd Leisure Centre. There are also various local access points to the city’s cycle path network and the Water of Leith walkway. Princes Street and the city centre are readily accessible via regular public transport services which also serve many other parts of the city. The new tram stop at Balfour Road offers direct, quick and easy access to Edinburgh Airport.