• B Listed sandstone townhouse +
• Three storey accommodation +
• Wonderful open plan kitchen +
• Beautiful period features +
• Private gardens front & rear +
• Thriving conservation area +

Positioned in the heart of the Strathbungo district and originally dating from 1861 this full townhouse has been meticulously upgraded by our clients. The property is presented to market in excellent order delivering versatile accommodation with eight principal apartments formed over three levels.

The accommodation in brief; vestibule through storm doors, reception hallway, comfortable lounge with twin windows and a real fire, cloakroom/wc, and two double bedrooms both of which are presently used as offices. The original sweeping staircase leads to first floor level revealing a grand drawing room with triple window formation to the front. Two further bedrooms are found to the rear of the first floor alongside a delightful, renovated three piece bathroom.

From ground floor, another fixed stair leads to garden level where an outstanding open plan kitchen features a centre island, bespoke cabinetry and walk-in pantry cupboard. A further guest bedroom, a contemporary shower room and a quintessential utility room with door to rear garden completes the accommodation.

The property has gas central heating and timber cased window units, the front elevation windows were reconditioned and painted in November 2025. A number of features are in situ such as detailed ceiling plasterwork, mosaic tiled flooring, working window shutters, wrought iron stair spindles and moulded woodwork. A ceiling hatch at first floor level gives access into an attic space presently used for storage. Some neighbouring properties have created accommodation in the attic which may be possible subject to local authority consents.

Externally the property sits in private grounds, professionally landscaped and fully enclosed to the rear with a gate to the resident's lane behind the terrace.

EER Band - D Local Area
Strathbungo is a village within the city with a strong community feel on the doorstep of independent restaurants, coffee houses, shops and bars. Queen's Park is at the end of the Square, providing recreational space, tennis courts, children's play areas and a regenerated bandstand. Pollokshields tennis and bowling clubs are within easy reach, as are Pollok Park and the Burrell Collection. Pollokshields West train station is approximately 500 yards away, the last stop before Glasgow Central Station. State or private schooling is available locally at primary and secondary level.