Oswald Terrace, Edinburgh, EH12

Bright and well-presented, this two-bedroom first-floor flat with a private garden plot is ideally situated in a leafy and quiet cul-de-sac, in the heart of the sought-after ‘old village’ area of Corstorphine, to the west of Edinburgh city centre. Offering a blend of comfort and convenience in a charming setting, the property is an excellent opportunity for a variety of buyers. A welcoming entrance hall provides space for outerwear and offers access to most rooms within the property. Set to the front, the generously sized lounge enjoys excellent natural light and offers ample space for both lounge and dining furniture. Finished with neutral décor, carpeting, and a central light fitting, it presents a bright and versatile living space. The kitchen, accessed directly from the lounge, is fitted with modern units, stone-effect worktops, a tiled surround, and a stainless steel sink with drainer. It also includes an integrated oven and hob, with additional space for freestanding appliances. Both bedrooms are well-proportioned doubles. Bedroom one, positioned to the front, is spacious and tastefully finished with light décor and carpeted flooring. Bedroom two, set to the rear, mirrors the style and also offers ample space for freestanding furniture. Completing the accommodation, the shower room features a mains shower, tiled splash walls, and a ladder-style radiator.

Corstorphine is a highly desirable and well-established residential area, known for its charming historic village centre and diverse range of housing. Located to the west of Edinburgh, it offers excellent connectivity to the city centre, the city bypass, the Gyle, and Gogarburn. Local shopping options are plentiful, particularly along St. John's Road, with additional convenience provided by a 24-hour Tesco superstore, Hermiston Gait Retail Park, and the Gyle Shopping Centre, which host a wide selection of high-street retailers. The area is rich in green spaces, including several family-friendly parks and the scenic woodlands of Corstorphine Hill. Leisure amenities are abundant, featuring a David Lloyd Club, several golf courses, and the renowned Edinburgh Zoo. Corstorphine is well-served by frequent public transport links, making travel within Edinburgh and beyond straightforward. Families are also drawn to the area for its range of highly regarded nurseries and schools across all educational levels.

Council Tax Band- C

Tenure- Freehold