Trongate, Glasgow City

Extending to over 700 sq ft, this generous top floor two-bedroom traditional tenement flat is centrally located in Glasgow’s Arts Quarter and creative hub and offers a contemporary mix of traditional and modern features. The current owners have carefully refurbished the property during their ownership providing a lovely, refitted modern kitchen with breakfasting peninsula, a luxury bathroom with separate shower cubicle, there is fresh décor throughout, and further notable highlights include excellent storage with both bedrooms having fitted wardrobes, there is an open outlook over Trongate from the living room’s feature three section window and bright rear views south over a very well-kept courtyard.

There is a security entry system to the common close with a landmark Blue Plaque and staircase leading to the rear courtyard and top floor entrance (fourth). The property has neutral décor, grey laminate flooring to main apartments, newly fitted carpets in the bedrooms, gas central heating and further benefits from access to a Residents Permit for parking.

Situation:

Located in Trongate on the south edge of the Merchant City, an area of Glasgow which has benefitted from significant redevelopment in the last few decades, with a mix of both residential and commercial redevelopment including nearby Candleriggs Quarter. This location offers unquestionably one of the most envied and prominent social locations Glasgow has to offer. Public transport and road links are also exceptional. The property is conveniently located for access to the City Centre, International Financial Services District, where a wealth of amenities including both general and specialist shopping, wine bars and many highly acclaimed restaurants can be found. The property is in close proximity to Strathclyde and Caledonian Universities and the City of Glasgow College. The area benefits from frequent public transport with easy access to nearby stations; High Street, Argyle Street and main lines at Queens Street and Central Train Stations. The nearby M8/M80 ensures good commuter access throughout the Central Belt.

Travel Directions:

Walking from George Square continue south onto South Frederick Street. At the lights turn left onto Ingram Street passing by the Italian Centre on the left and turn right into Glassford Street. Continue south towards the junction with Argyle Street and turn left heading east along Trongate towards the Saltmarket where you will find No. 25 just after the junction with Chisholm Street on the right-hand side, above Rosie & Grants coffee shop and with its own Blue Plaque commemorating the sighting of Wee Willy Winkie in 1841.

EPC: D
Council Tax Band: C
Tenure: Freehold




EPC Rating: D
Council Tax Band: C