Property description
As solid as the Rock of Gibraltar this exceptional 2 bedroom flat is in one of Glasgow's most masterly red sandstone buildings, originally built for The Royal Sun, Fire & Life Assurance Company in 1895. Very successfully converted to residential purposes during the gentrification of the City Centre the building was designed by the eminent notable Victorian architect William Leiper and it won a silver medal at the Paris Exposition Universelle in 1900. EER - D
As solid as the Rock of Gibraltar this exceptional two bedroom flat is in one of Glasgow's most masterly red sandstone buildings, originally built for The Royal Sun, Fire & Life Assurance Company in 1895. Very successfully converted to residential purposes during the gentrification of the City Centre the building was designed by the eminent notable Victorian architect William Leiper and it won a silver medal at the Paris Exposition Universelle in 1900.
The accommodation comprises a security controlled entrance way via glass doors with lift and stair access to all levels. The apartment itself comprises a large reception hallway of 31ft giving access to all main apartments, a spacious lounge/dining room. There are two double sized bedrooms. In addition there is a three piece shower room. The property has electric heating and excellent storage. EER - D
| Entrance Hall | 31' (9.45m).
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| Living Room | 19' x 14'2\" (5.8m x 4.32m).
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| Bedroom One | 16'4\" x 12'5\" (4.98m x 3.78m).
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| Bedroom Two | 14'8\" x 8'8\" (4.47m x 2.64m).
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| Kitchen | 8'8\" x 7'1\" (2.64m x 2.16m).
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| Shower Room | 9'5\" x 6'4\" (2.87m x 1.93m).
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From our Candleriggs office proceed onto Ingram Street heading west taking first right onto Montrose Street then first left onto Cochrane Street. Continue along onto St Vincent Place eventually St Vincent Street, taking a right onto Hope Street and continue north through the junction with West George Street. Once in West George Street head west where number 121 can be found there after on the left hand side.