Listed for £309,000
January 8, 2026
Sold for £335,000
2021
Sold for £215,000
2020
Sold for £296,000
2019
Sold for £185,000
2016
Sold for £172,000
2014
Sold for £185,000
2010
Sold for £170,000
2003
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The property is further enhanced by the provision of a dedicated home office with skylight, making it an ideal home for academics or anyone who requires a private, defined space in which to work from home. A well-appointed bathroom, fitted with a white three-piece suite, shower over bath and tasteful tiling, completes the accommodation.
Attributes
Highly sought-after Dowanhill location just off Byres Road
Peaceful yet exceptionally central West End setting
Elegant south-facing blonde sandstone townhouse
Bright two-bedroom upper conversion
Sole residence on the second floor
Wealth of original period features throughout
Two working fireplaces
Dedicated home office with skylight
Attractive outlooks to front and rear
Walking distance to amenities, Botanic Gardens and Glasgow University
By way of historical interest, one of the first residents of 15 Grosvenor Crescent is understood to have been Reverend Andrew Gardiner, minister of the church now known as Òran Mór. His son later became Sir Frederick Gardiner, a prominent shipbuilder and major benefactor of the University of Glasgow, with several departmental chairs named in his honour. Portraits of the family, painted by Sir James Guthrie of the Glasgow Boys and a nephew of Andrew Gardiner, are now held in Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum. The interior of the building is understood to have been designed by George Walton, and the original stained glass from the first-floor drawing room is also preserved in Kelvingrove.
EPC Rating: D
Council Tax Band: E