3/1 Maritime Lane, Leith, Edinburgh, EH6

Rarely available and uniquely presented two-bedroom, one box room, split level Whiskey bond warehouse conversion with a huge amount of character situated in the vibrant Shore area of Edinburgh, which would make the perfect flat for families, first-time buyers or as a lucrative buy-to-let investment.

The accommodation is entered through a communal stairwell. The entrance hall layout is comprised of miniature two-step staircases which give access to all adjoining rooms. Heading to the front of the property, a staircase leads down to the living area: the bright sitting room has an amazing sense of space with double height ceilings and attractive corner aspect archway windows allow for exceptional natural light. The partial open plan kitchen is connected to the living room via a breakfast bar and has a range of wall and base units and integrated appliances. The principal bedroom has a mirrored integrated wardrobe, room for double bedroom furniture and a shower room ensuite with glass basin, WC and stand in shower vestibule; the secondary bedroom has wooden flooring, space for free standing furniture, integrated storage and large windows allowing for great light. There is a third box room which could be utilised as a home office, or storage, which adds to the functionality of the property. The family bathroom with three-piece white suite and shower over the bath has coordinating tiled walls and flooring. Storage can be found in the entrance hallway and there is a linen closet in the family bathroom.
Externally, there is residents parking within the development grounds, upon permit application to the factor. This property also further benefits from a second allocated parking space in an underground garage. Gas central heating helps to keep the accommodation efficient year round.

The property is located in the heart of Leith’s Shore area, which lies less than approximately two miles to the north east of the city centre. The immediate area provides a wealth of amenities including, a bank, post office, local shops, a great selection of bars, restaurants and coffee shops. The area comprises a mixture of residential properties, small businesses and local shops. Further afield is Ocean Terminal, which offers a variety of shopping outlets, restaurants and a multi-screen cinema. David Lloyd Leisure Club at Newhaven provides for a variety of sporting facilities. Schools in the area include Leith Primary and Leith Academy which are both approximately half a mile away, as well as Edinburgh University which can be accessed by direct bus routes through city centre. Regular tram and bus services run to the city centre and surrounding areas, including the newly built (June 2023) tram stops at Newhaven which offer direct access to the city centre, Murrayfield stadium, and Edinburgh International airport. Furthermore, there are good road links to the A1, City bypass and city centre.

All fitted flooring, window coverings and integrated and non-integrated appliances are included in the sale. No warranties, guarantees or inventory will be provided.

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EPC: C
Council Tax: D - £1994.08 inclusive of water and sewage* (*based on 2024/2025 tax year) - The City of Edinburgh Council
Tenure: Freehold
Electricity Supply: Mains connection
Water Supply: Scottish Water
Sewerage: Scottish Water
Heating: Mains gas - boiler and radiators
Broadband: 1000 MBPS (Potential download speed)
Mobile Signal/Coverage: Full 4G and potential 5G outdoor coverage
Parking: Residents parking can be found within the development
Factor: James Gibb is the building factor for this property at an approximate annual cost of £1400. This includes communal area maintennace, buildings insurance and aranging factor permits for the carpark
All statements contained herein are believed to be correct but are not guaranteed and interested parties must satisfy themselves as to their accuracy.