A stunning three bedroom flat in Bonnington has hit the market, with a private study and stunning interior.
The flat is found on Drummond Place near the New Town of Edinburgh and is perfectly situated to get to either the new St James Quarter or down to Stockbridge. However, hitting the market for offers over £565,000, it certainly isn’t going cheap.
The top floor property looks over stunning green spaces at Drummond Place. The main feature of the property is the amazing refurbished interior, with clean, modern furnishings that give the property a truly unique look.
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The flat features a massive combined living room and kitchen. The living room features dark grey walls and huge windows that offer a fantastic view over the city. Pictured with an eclectic selection of furnishings, it looks absolutely breath-taking.
The attached kitchen features all the expected modern features as well as its own wine fridge and Quooker boiling tap. The kitchen cabinets are also built in a way that lets people see into the living room, giving the property a great, open feeling.
The two main bedrooms each feature slightly different styles, with one slightly brighter in look. However, each comes with plenty of storage space.
The third bedroom is also a personal study. Making an ideal place either for someone who works from home or as a guest bedroom for when you’re entertaining.
Posting on property website Rightmove, the agent said: “This beautiful property benefits from an extensive refurbishment which has been impeccably designed and finished to the highest of standards. Entered from an extremely well maintained communal stair into a welcoming hallway, the flat is beautifully presented.
“The well proportioned open plan kitchen/ living/ dining room benefits from large windows overlooking lovely greenery, original working shutters and stylish herringbone flooring. The kitchen element of this room provides a large cooking/ dining space with breakfast bar and all appliances including a wine fridge and Quooker boiling tap.
You can see more of the property here .
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