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Features:
* Appealing main door, ground floor flat in a two-storey roughhewn sand stone terrace
* Tucked away in a paved vennel accessed directly from Dalkeith High Street
* Opportunity to purchase a picturesque property in a strategic town centre location.
* Accommodation comprises: hall, living room, kitchen, double bedroom, and bathroom
* Sash and case windows and gas fired central heating

Tucked away in a paved vennel, 6 Brunton's Close is an appealing main door, ground floor flat in a two-storey roughhewn sand stone terrace, accessed directly from Dalkeith High Street and, consequently, in the centre of the town.

Ready to move into, it presents an opportunity to purchase a picturesque property in a strategic town centre location.

The front door leads into the hall from which all rooms are directly accessible. The living room is dual aspect having windows facing both south west and north east and consequently is filled with light. Usefully, it also has a large built-in store cupboard. At the far end of the room, there is another large cupboard that houses the hot water cylinder. The modern kitchen is naturally lit and has both wall and floor storage units, work surfaces and slot-in appliances.

The double bedroom is also dual aspect and is large enough not only to accommodate a double bed, but also the other required furniture. The bathroom completes the accommodation; it is naturally lit and has a white three-piece suite, with a shower over the bath. The flat has traditional sash and case windows and gas fired central heating.

Area:
This cottage is situated just off Dalkeith's High Street, some eleven miles south east of Edinburgh's city centre.

Dalkeith provides good shopping and attracts people from outside the town to use its amenities. There are a variety of banking, building society and Post Office services as well as a Sainsbury's Local, both a Morrisons and Lidl and a Tesco Superstore at Eskbank. Fort Kinnaird, Straiton Retail Park, and Dobbies Garden Centre are all within easy reach.

Dalkeith Tennis Club is beside the town's historic water tower and there is an equestrian riding school in Lasswade and another at nearby Oxenford.

The Pentland Hills offer exercise and recreation and are home to the Midlothian Snow Sports Centre, at Hillend.

Dalkeith is well served by public transport to and from the city centre. Trains from Eskbank Station take 15 to 20 minutes to Edinburgh and the City By-pass is a short drive away and leads to the motorway network.

HR Value: £125,000
Tenure: Freehold
EPC: Band D
Council Tax: Band B

Council Tax Band: B
Tenure: Freehold