Property description
Unlike some of the rather more flimsy modern developments in The Merchant City 29 Ingram Street was built to last, originally as the headquarter building for The Glasgow Fire Service, in dressed red sandstone way back in 1900. This two bedroom flat is South facing and has an extremely valuable private allocated parking space in the gated grounds of Albion Gate.
EER Band D
Unlike some of the rather more flimsy modern developments in The Merchant City 29 Ingram Street was built to last, originally as the headquarter building for The Glasgow Fire Service, in dressed red sandstone way back in 1900. This two bedroom flat is South facing and has an extremely valuable private allocated parking space in the gated grounds of Albion Gate. Ingram Street is the pre-eminent address in Glasgow's New Town and runs as straight as a sunbeam West to The Glasgow Museum of Modern Art at Exchange Square.
The accommodation comprises a security controlled entrance way, long reception hallway leading to a bright lounge with separate storage at rear, a fitted kitchen with cooker, washing machine and fridge , two double sized bedrooms with bedroom 1 with recess store and there is a white three piece fully tiled bathroom with over bath shower. The property also comes complimented with double glazing and electric heating. Undoubtedly one of the properties main features is its secure parking within the Albion Gate development accesed from Albion Street, a courtyard gate leads to the flat entry.
EER Band D
| Living Room | 15'2\"x11'4\" (4.62mx3.45m).
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| Kitchen | 10'x9'8\" (3.05mx2.95m).
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| Bedroom 1 | 10'2\" x10' (3.1m x3.05m).
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| Bedroom 2 | 10'7\"x9'10\" (3.23mx3m).
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| Bathroom | 7'7\"x5'8\" (2.31mx1.73m).
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From our Candleriggs office proceed onto Ingram Street heading east bound towards High Street where number 29 can be found there after on the right hand side.