Property description
Simple classical tenement dating from 1860 refurbished within recent years to the grandeur of its early days. This second floor 1 bed flat has high ceilings with retained cornicing and sympathetic to the period, sash and case d/glazed windows. EER Band - C
In a simple classical tenement dating from 1860, refurbished within recent years to the grandeur of its early days, this second floor flat has high ceilings with retained cornicing and sympathetic to the period, sash and case double glazed windows. This spacious flat would benefit from some decorative upgrading but is full of potential.
Secure door entry, well maintained close with original balustrade, inner hall, lounge, kitchen, bathroom and large double bedroom with sizeable recess.
Garnethill is one of Glasgow's most eclectic suburbs, home to a mixed community and world renowned as the location of Macintosh's Glasgow School of Art.
EER Band - C
| Living Room | 17'9\" x 13'5\" (5.4m x 4.1m).
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| Kitchen | 10'5\" x 8'6\" (3.18m x 2.6m).
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| Bedroom | 15'1\" x 13'4\" (4.6m x 4.06m).
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| Bathroom | 8'9\" x 6'7\" (2.67m x 2m).
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From Slater Hogg & Howison branch Candleriggs proceed onto Ingram Street heading West taking first right onto Montrose Street then first left onto Cochrane Street and continue through St Vincent place passing George Square and onto St Vincent Street. Right up to the top of St Vincent Street taking a right onto Pitt Street and left onto West George Lane then first left onto Hollond Street continue along Holland Street to the junction with Sauchiehall Street on the junction of Sauchiehall Street take a right at Scott Street continue to the top of the brae taking second on the left up to Hill Street where number 82 can be found thereafter on the right hand side