Enjoying a sought after position within Kelvinbridge and presented to market in good condition throughout, this delightful two bedroom period flat boasting the all-important dining sized kitchen and superb West End location for both young professional buyers or parents purchasing for children attending university.

Occupying a top floor position within a traditional blond sandstone tenement building, the apartment benefits from a secure door entry system, gas fired central heating system with combination boiler and double glazed windows. Whilst externally, this well balanced apartment benefits from a well maintained communal resident’s roof top garden to the rear of the building which provides both drying facilities and refuse facilities.

The accommodation comprises: inviting reception hallway with storage cupboard; naturally bright and spacious lounge with triple window formation and large walk-in recessed store cupboard; thoughtfully designed dining kitchen fitted with a range of wall and base mounted units and complimented by a range of appliances and a dining recess; generously proportioned double bedroom to the front with provisions for free standing furniture; second double bedroom to rear with ample space for free standing furniture and to complete the overall accommodation there is a well-appointed bathroom comprising three piece suite with shower over bath.

In summary, this is a wonderful example of a traditional Glasgow tenement which is presented to market in walk-in condition and is pitched perfectly for both the young professional buyer or parents purchasing for children attending university.

Location

Kelvinbridge is one of Glasgow’s most desirable and vibrant neighbourhoods, nestled in the heart of the West End. This charming area effortlessly blends classic Victorian architecture with a contemporary urban lifestyle, offering a unique appeal to professionals, families, and students alike. Known for its leafy streets, characterful tenements, and riverside walks along the River Kelvin, it provides a peaceful atmosphere while remaining incredibly well-connected to the city centre.

The neighbourhood takes its name from the historic Kelvin Bridge, which spans the river and connects the area to bustling Great Western Road. Residents enjoy a rich variety of amenities, including independent cafes, artisan bakeries, vintage shops, and boutique stores, all contrib-uting to Kelvinbridge’s bohemian yet sophisticated feel. The nearby Botanic Gardens and Kelvingrove Park offer expansive green space, perfect for outdoor leisure and relaxation.
Excellent transport links are a standout feature, with Kelvinbridge subway station providing quick access across the city, and regular bus services enhancing connectivity.

Additionally, the area sits close to the University of Glasgow, making it a popular choice for academics and students.