This phenomenal four-bedroom first-floor flat extends to over 1,700 sq ft and offers an exceptional opportunity to upgrade and modernise a home of outstanding scale and character. With flexible living accommodation, the layout could easily be configured as three bedrooms with two public rooms, making it ideal for families, professionals, or those seeking generous entertaining space.
Set within a gorgeous leafy crescent dating back to the 1850s, the property enjoys a wonderfully peaceful setting with access to fabulous residents' gardens, while being just moments from the vibrant Great Western Road. A wide range of shops, bars, cafés and restaurants are quite literally on the doorstep, alongside excellent public transport links.
The flat boasts grand proportions throughout and retains an abundance of period charm, including ornate cornicing, sash and case windows, and original fireplaces. A broad and welcoming entrance hallway sets the tone for the accommodation beyond.
The beautiful main lounge is particularly impressive, featuring two large south-facing windows that overlook the residents' gardens and flood the room with natural light. The dining kitchen offers ample space for a table and chairs, making it perfect for family life or entertaining. To the front of the property is a formal dining room which could equally serve as a second sitting room or a fourth bedroom.
There are three further spacious bedrooms, all well-proportioned, along with a bathroom fitted with a three-piece suite. Additional features include gas central heating, well-maintained communal areas, and access to the wonderful residents' gardens - an ideal place to relax and enjoy the outdoors in fine weather. On-street permit parking is available via Glasgow City Council.
Kelvinbridge is one of Glasgow's most desirable West End locations, prized for its leafy streets, elegant architecture and unbeatable convenience. The area offers easy access to the River Kelvin walkways, Kelvingrove Park and Botanic Gardens, while the University of Glasgow and Byres Road are close at hand. Kelvinbridge Underground Station provides swift links to the city centre, and the neighbourhood is renowned for its excellent cafés, independent shops, cultural attractions and strong sense of community.
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