Queensborough Gardens, Hyndland, Glasgow

Queensborough Gardens is one of Hyndland’s most popular addresses and number 58 has a stunning front outlook to the tree lined central gardens and over to the clubhouse of Hyndland Bowling Club. We would also mention the unique nature of the building as due to the architectural design of this section of the gardens, 58 only has one flat per landing which has a rather “exclusive” feel.

The flat provides a spacious three-bedroom home which extends to circa 1518 square feet of accommodation and the interior has countless original/traditional features such as stained/leaded glass, sanded/varnished floors, ornate cornicing and a really special Inglenook fireplace in the lounge. The flat has been extensively improved over recent years and we would highlight the re-fitted dining kitchen, replacement Worcester boiler and the attractive decoration.

The property enjoys a south facing front position and is close to the junction with Polwarth Street. Hyndland was built between 1890 and 1914 and the main architect involved was a John McKellar. Queensborough Gardens is the central artery of the area and boasts the lovely feature of central tree-lined gardens which are encased by low iron fencing for definition. The area provides excellent and varied amenities including shopping, restaurants and schooling and Hyndland train station is at the foot of the road.


Accommodation:

• Security entry system.
• Communal entrance close with original tiling.
• Second floor landing giving private access to the property.
• Unusually large entrance vestibule/cloakroom area.
• Fabulous welcoming hall accessed from the vestibule through a beautiful stained/leaded glass door. Further stained glass on bathroom door and surrounding panelling. Sanded/varnished flooring.
• Stunning main lounge with four section window to the front, incredible inglenook fireplace with seating to each side and stained leaded glass windows. Sanded/varnished floor and ornate ceiling cornice.
• Inner hall/study space with sanded/varnished floor, two windows to the gable end and original built-in butlers pantry cupboards.
• Impressive re-fitted dining kitchen with large central space for table and chairs. Extensive fitted units, butchers block worktop surfaces, gas hob with extractor above, integrated fridge and freezer, double oven, original corner cupboards, window to the rear and additional window to the gable end.
• Utility room with window to the rear/side, sanded/varnished floor, storage units and freestanding washing machine and tumble dryer included.
• Bedroom one with three section window to the front, focal point fireplace, original “beamed” ceiling, sanded/varnished floor and walk-in storage/wardrobe.
• Bedroom two with window to the front.
• Bedroom three with two section window to the rear.
• Inner hall off the reception hall with sliding glass door to the bathroom.
• Bathroom with three piece white suite, shower over the bath and window to the rear.
• Gas central heating – with recently replaced Worcester boiler in the corner cupboard of the dining kitchen.
• Shared garden to the rear of the building.

EPC: D
Council Tax Band: E
Tenure: Freehold




EPC Rating: D
Council Tax Band: E