Park Terrace, Park, Glasgow

Situated on one of the Glasgow’s most coveted addresses is this attractive two bedroom conversion, occupying the first floor position within a gracious townhouse. 2 Park Terrace enjoys superb natural outlooks and a prominent place within the distinguished French Renaissance style curved terrace, designed by the eminent Charles Wilson and completed circa 1855. Set directly opposite the Park Gardens steps that lead down to the Stewart Memorial Fountain and the sweeping lawns of Kelvingrove Park, the home is moments from green space, riverside walks and charming West End landmarks.

Visitors make their approach through an imposing pillared entranceway to a fine period hallway, with traditional embellishments and a broad carpeted staircase leading to the accommodation. Within the apartment, a dramatic “L shaped” drawing room conveys generous scale, finely detailed and with a cosy statement fireplace making this a tremendous place to unwind and socialise. The space then moves into a carefully considered, semi-open fitted kitchen, where a central island and generous dining space create an effortless setting for everyday living and entertaining. Two double bedrooms complete the accommodation; the second with fitted wardrobes and a smart en suite, the vast principal with a “Jack and Jill” en suite and an exceptional mezzanine area, accessed via a beautiful contemporary stairway. The sizeable mezzanine space provides superb storage provision and dressing area, and could also be a dedicated office space to facilitate a work-from-home solution.

Park Terrace is within easy reach of Byres Road, the “main vein” of Glasgow’s West End, where a variety of boutique shops, cafes, and cultural venues can be found. The University of Glasgow, with its iconic Gothic architecture, is very nearby which makes this an ideal location for those associated with the establishment.

Kelvingrove Park is just a brief stroll, providing stunning green spaces, scenic river views, outdoor recreation, and the illustrious Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum. Discerning home buyers in search of an outstanding home in an acclaimed residential setting, will undoubtedly find this property to be a very compelling consideration.


Accommodation

• Secure communal entrance.
• Grand entrance hallway, with original cornicing, period balustrade and winding stairway soaring to an exceptionally detailed cupola.
• Reception hall with access to walk-in utility room with storage, counter tops, washing machine and dryer.
• Spectacular “L” shaped front drawing room that forms the lounge and open plan kitchen with a full height mirror resting on a marble plinth, modern focal fireplace with basket fire and an almost unsurpassable south facing view.
• The kitchen is semi-open plan, partially screened by a stylish dividing wall; at its heart lies a striking central island with black granite worktops. The space is fully equipped with an integrated fridge/freezer, Siemens oven and additional “3-in-1” micro-oven-grill, Neff hob with extractor, and a Fisher & Paykel “drawer” dishwasher. Original cornicing adds character, while a large sash and case window to the front provides a charming south-facing outlook.
• Principal (main) bedroom with sash and case window to the rear, access to “Jack and Jill” en suite and dedicated contemporary stairway with glass balustrade, leading to an invaluable mezzanine space and walk-in wardrobe.
• Contemporary three piece en suite bathroom with “Jack & Jill” access from the hallway and main bedroom.
• Bedroom two is also of double proportions, with sash and case widow to the rear, integrated wardrobes and a three piece en suite with underfloor heating.
• Gas central heating.
• Availability of on-street resident’s parking.


EPC: D
Council Tax: F
Tenure: Freehold




EPC Rating: D
Council Tax Band: F