Property description
A candy coloured landmark and Glasgow's boldest survivor from an era of architectural invention, the highest and best of the period, The Beresford was originally built 77 years ago when there was a hubbub of visitors to The Empire Exhibition of 1938. In its later residential incarnation this first floor flat which occupies the plum rounded projecting bay window section of the building has two bedrooms, master with ensuite and a shower room.
Glasgow's boldest survivor from an era of architectural invention, the highest and best of the period, The Beresford was designed in the Streamline Moderne style and originally built 77 years ago when there was a hubbub of visitors to The Empire Exhibition of 1938. In its later residential incarnation this first floor flat which occupies the plum rounded projecting bay window section of the building has two bedrooms, master with ensuite and a shower room.
There is also a feature reception hallway with concierge offices.
| Living /Dining /Kitchen | 24'9\"x12'6\" (7.54mx3.8m).
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| Bedroom 1 | 12'10\"x10'1\" (3.91mx3.07m).
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| Ensuite Shwrroom | 6'6\"x4'8\" (1.98mx1.42m).
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| Bedroom 2 | 16'3\"x8'3\" (4.95mx2.51m).
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| Shower Room | 8'7\"x6' (2.62mx1.83m).
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From our Candleriggs branch proceed onto Ingram Street heading West taking first right onto Montrose Street then first left onto Cochrane Street and continue through onto St Vincent Place passing through George Square onto St Vincent Street. Continue up to the top of St Vincent Street taking a right onto Pitt Street then left onto West George Lane then first right onto Holland Street. Continue down Holland Street taking an eventual left onto Bath Street then first right onto Elmbank Street. Continue to the junction with Sauchiehall Street where The Beresford Building Development can be found directly in front.