Set within the iconic New Steiner Building in the heart of Yorkhill, this exceptional two-bedroom duplex apartment forms part of a beautifully converted former school, where striking period architecture meets contemporary living.

The property is accessed via immaculately maintained communal areas and benefits from some of the most impressive shared courtyards in the development, with calm landscaped spaces that provide a real sense of privacy and peace, whilst being located only a short walk from the Kelvingrove area.

Internally, the first floor of the apartment offers well-balanced accommodation, with a bright and welcoming lounge leading through to a stylish dining kitchen, ideal for both everyday living and entertaining. A generous double bedroom is also located on this level, along with a modern family bathroom and excellent built-in storage, all thoughtfully arranged around a central hallway.

The upper level is dedicated to a superb principal bedroom, featuring excellent proportions and the added luxury of a private en-suite shower room, creating a peaceful retreat separate from the main living space.

Throughout, the apartment showcases the hallmarks of the original school conversion, including impressive ceiling heights and a sense of scale, while modern finishes ensure comfort and functionality.

This is a rare opportunity to acquire a distinctive duplex home in one of Glasgow's most sought-after converted building, perfect for professionals, downsizers or buyers seeking character, space and location in equal measure.

EER Band: B

Local Area
The Yorkhill district is ideally located close to a wealth of local amenities/transport links and is just off Argyle Street and the Finnieston area. There are excellent local bars and restaurants including The Ox & Finch, The Gannet, Six by Nico, Kelvingrove Café, The Butcher Shop Bar & Grill, The Crab Shakk and The Finnieston. There is modern housing, office, retail, leisure and arts & culture developments, including the famous Kelvingrove Art Galleries and Riverside Museum.

There are also excellent road networks linking to the City Centre, M8 and the Kingston Bridge for Glasgow's International Airport.

The property is well placed for access to a number of major employers, including the BBC, STV, Glasgow University and several hospitals.