Flat

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This light-filled and impeccably presented traditional second floor flat enjoys the distinct advantage of having no opposing tenements, and delightful open views across the greens of Whitevale Bowling Club and beyond. The property forms part of a particularly well-maintained and notably higher-calibre tenement – evident in the elegant, pillared entrance, as well as the original terrazzo-tiled landings and painted glass within the communal stairwell.

Internally, the flat is equally impressive, combining a wealth of period charm with thoughtful modern upgrades. Substantial in scale, the accommodation begins with a vestibule opening into a spacious reception hall providing access to all apartments, including a versatile box room ideal as a dedicated study, work-from-home space, or more formal dining area, with convenient doors linking to the hallway, kitchen, and lounge. The spectacular south-facing lounge/dining room features a detailed fireplace, ornate ceiling cornice, and a four-section bay window that fills the space with natural light and offers splendid open views stretching as far as the Cathkin Braes.

The large dining kitchen is complemented by an adjacent utility area with plumbing and space for a washing machine. The kitchen itself is extensively fitted and includes an integrated fridge-freezer, electric oven, gas hob, and space for a freestanding dishwasher. There are two generous double bedrooms, with the principal bedroom benefitting from a shallow store cupboard and double doors opening into a walk-in wardrobe. The accommodation is completed by a well-appointed three-piece bathroom.

Modern comforts are ensured through double glazing and gas-fired central heating, powered by an Ariston combination boiler, providing efficient warmth throughout the year.

The property is centrally positioned within the highly popular Dennistoun district and sits just over a mile away from Glasgow City Centre providing easy access to Strathclyde University, Glasgow Royal Infirmary and City Centre businesses and shopping. Locally, there is schooling at both primary and secondary levels, recreational pursuits including a gymnasium, public park, library and much more. A variety of local day-to-day shops are within walking distance along with a range of restaurants, cafes, and bars. Public transport includes bus and rail links to Glasgow and Edinburgh City Centres together with excellent access to the central belt motorway network.

The Energy Performance rating on this property is Band C