Set within an impressive red sandstone tenement building which underwent extensive external and communal refurbishment in 2024, this exceptionally spacious three-bedroom apartment occupies an attractive third-floor position on a leafy, tree-lined street in Woodlands. Generous period proportions and elevated views across the mature tree canopy combine with a substantial dining kitchen and beautifully maintained communal gardens.

The property is approached through an attractive and particularly well-presented traditional close, its condition reflecting the wider programme of refurbishment undertaken throughout the building. Original decorative tiling, stained glass and cast-iron balustrades have been retained, preserving the period character of the tenement while creating an impressive approach to the apartment.

Internally, the accommodation is centred around a broad and welcoming reception hallway with excellent storage. The outstanding main living room is a particularly impressive space, with a broad bay window framing attractive leafy views across the mature tree canopy and surrounding sandstone buildings. Original cornicing and timber flooring reinforce the room's period character, while a wood-burning stove provides a natural focal point and adds further warmth and atmosphere.
A particularly valuable improvement to the apartment is the replacement timber-framed double-glazed sash and casement windows fitted to the front. These retain the traditional character and appearance appropriate to the building while providing the improved warmth and energy efficiency of modern double glazing. PVC double-glazed windows are fitted to the rear.

The dining kitchen is another significant feature of the apartment. Generously proportioned with ample space for a full dining table, the room is fitted with dark cabinetry, timber work surfaces and open shelving, creating a practical and sociable everyday space.

There are three well-proportioned double bedrooms, giving the apartment considerable flexibility. The principal bedroom and a further double bedroom are positioned to the front, enjoying the elevated leafy outlook, while the third double bedroom is quietly positioned to the rear. A shower room and excellent storage provision complete the internal accommodation.
The property further benefits from gas-fired central heating. To the rear lies a particularly generous and beautifully maintained communal garden, with a large lawn, mature planting and established borders providing an attractive outdoor space that is a real asset within such a central West End setting.

Importantly, the tenement building underwent extensive refurbishment during 2024, including replacement of the roof and guttering, comprehensive repointing of the sandstone façade and refurbishment and redecoration of the communal close. With such significant works having been undertaken recently, an incoming owner has the considerable benefit and reassurance of purchasing within a building where substantial investment has already been made in its fabric and long-term upkeep.

Overall, this is a substantial and highly adaptable period home, combining the scale and character of a traditional Glasgow tenement with an impressive dining kitchen, excellent outdoor amenity and a particularly appealing leafy outlook, all within a building that has benefited from considerable recent investment