Set within a Category B Listed blonde sandstone tenement dating from around 1854, this exceptional six-apartment upper duplex occupies the second and top floors of the building. Beautifully renovated and immaculately presented, the property combines elegant period character with modern comfort in one of Glasgow's most vibrant and sought-after districts.
The current owners have restored the apartment to an exceptionally high standard, retaining original features such as casement windows, ornate ceiling cornices, and decorative mouldings. The result is a flexible, spacious home that balances traditional craftsmanship with contemporary style.
The second floor offers a magnificent lounge featuring a striking Black Italian marble fireplace with a living gas flame fire, and space for dining and entertaining, and a large, well-appointed dining kitchen. The principal bedroom is a luxurious retreat, complete with a Victorian white-grained marble fireplace, a living flame fire, and a generous walk-in fitted wardrobe. Also on this level is a second double bedroom with en-suite shower room, along with a third bedroom and separate shower room accessed from the main hallway.
The top floor provides two further spacious double bedrooms, each offering excellent fitted wardrobes and additional storage. A family bathroom with a three-piece suite and a fully equipped utility room complete the accommodation on this level.
Throughout, the apartment benefits from gas central heating, outstanding storage, and tasteful décor that enhances the building's period charm, and externally benefits from residents parking to the rear.
Perfectly positioned in the heart of Finnieston, the property enjoys close proximity to an enviable selection of cafés, restaurants, boutique shops, and excellent transport links, offering the ideal blend of heritage, space, and contemporary city living.
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Local Area
Today Finnieston has been promoted and built up as a modern residential and leisure area, mirroring Shoreditch in London. To this end many new bars and restaurants have been established, including The Ox & Finch, The Gannet, Six by Nico, The Kelvingrove Café, The Crabshakk and The Finnieston. Finnieston Street is a major junction on the Clydeside Expressway, and on 18th September 2006, was augmented with the addition of the Clyde Arc (known locally as “The Squinty Bridge”) over the River Clyde.
Finnieston is also home to the SEC and the world-renowned OVO Hydro, where many events and concerts are held.
Public transport is available by bus and rail and there are excellent road links to Glasgow City Centre, via the Clydeside Expressway, the Clyde Tunnel and motorways.