Set within the highly regarded and architecturally distinctive conservation enclave of Maryhill Park, this exceptional four-bedroom Victorian sandstone end terrace villa offers an outstanding blend of period grandeur, contemporary specification and versatile family accommodation extending across four levels.

Dating from the late Victorian era, Maryhill Park remains one of Glasgow’s hidden residential gems — a picturesque garden suburb characterised by elegant sandstone terraces, mature greenery and a strong sense of community. The district was shaped during Glasgow’s great period of expansion and retains a unique village-like atmosphere while remaining remarkably well connected. Ideally positioned, 14 Dungoyne Street sits almost perfectly equidistant between the vibrant amenities of Byres Road in Glasgow’s West End and Bearsden Cross, giving buyers the best of both urban convenience and suburban lifestyle.

This substantial family home immediately impresses with its handsome blonde sandstone frontage, elevated position and incorporating private gardens to the front and rear. Internally, the property has been thoughtfully upgraded and beautifully maintained, successfully preserving a wealth of original Victorian character while introducing stylish modern finishes throughout.

The accommodation is entered via a welcoming reception hallway with original staircase and excellent storage. To the front, an outstanding bay-windowed formal lounge showcases magnificent ornate cornicing, impressive ceiling height, detailed woodwork and an attractive feature fireplace, creating a superb principal public room filled with natural light.

To the rear, the striking dining kitchen forms the true heart of the home. Finished to an excellent contemporary standard, this expansive space features sleek cabinetry, substantial island unit, integrated appliances and ample room for family dining and entertaining. The impressive ceiling height and tall rear-facing windows further enhance the sense of scale and light. A separate utility area and beautifully finished ground floor WC add further practicality.

The upper levels provide four generous double bedrooms, all individually styled and beautifully presented. The principal suite occupying the top floor is particularly impressive, offering a peaceful retreat complete with dressing area/walk-in wardrobe and contemporary en-suite facilities. A stunning family bathroom with freestanding bath and separate walk-in shower serves the remaining bedrooms, while additional storage is available throughout the property.

Externally, the home benefits from a wonderfully private rear garden with patio area ideal for outdoor dining and entertaining. The basement level, accessed from the garden, provides valuable cellar storage and additional flexibility.

This is a rare opportunity to acquire a substantial and beautifully upgraded Victorian family home within one of Glasgow’s most charming and underappreciated historic neighbourhoods.

Location

Maryhill Park is one of Glasgow’s most distinctive and underappreciated residential enclaves — a peaceful Victorian garden suburb tucked away between the West End and Bearsden. Developed during the late nineteenth century as part of Glasgow’s suburban expansion, the area is renowned for its handsome sandstone terraces, mature tree-lined streets and unique village-like atmosphere. Originally associated with the work of prominent Victorian developer John Gordon, Maryhill Park was designed to offer elegant family homes within landscaped surroundings, and much of that original character remains beautifully intact today.

The area enjoys a remarkably convenient position, lying almost equidistant between the vibrant cafés, restaurants and boutiques of Byres Road and the excellent amenities of Bearsden Cross. Residents benefit from easy access to both the cosmopolitan energy of Glasgow’s West End and the quieter suburban appeal of Bearsden, making the location particularly attractive to families and professionals alike.

Maryhill Park is well served by an excellent selection of local amenities including independent coffee shops, supermarkets, gyms and leisure facilities, while nearby Dawsholm Park, the River Kelvin walkway and the Forth & Clyde Canal provide outstanding outdoor and recreational opportunities. Excellent schooling is available at both primary and secondary level, alongside convenient access to the University of Glasgow and several of the city’s leading hospitals.

The area also benefits from superb transport connections, with nearby rail stations, regular bus services and excellent road links providing straightforward access to Glasgow City Centre, the West End and beyond. Despite this connectivity, Maryhill Park retains a wonderfully quiet and established residential character rarely found so close to the city.