Positioned in the heart of Yorkhill, this beautifully refurbished one-bedroom apartment occupies the second floor of a handsome red sandstone tenement dating from the early 20th century, characteristic of Glasgow’s Edwardian West End. Moments from Kelvingrove Park and the University of Glasgow, the property offers a rare combination of architectural character and central convenience.

Accessed via an exceptionally well-preserved tiled communal stair, illuminated by large stairwell windows and intact original detailing, the building makes an immediate impression on arrival.

Inside, neutral finishes and original hardwood flooring establish a calm, cohesive interior, complemented by restored internal doors that retain the integrity of the building’s design. Double glazing and gas central heating, delivered via traditional-style column radiators, ensure year-round comfort.

A reception hall leads into an open-plan living, dining and kitchen space arranged around a large bay window. Natural light moves across the room throughout the day, accentuating ceiling height and proportions typical of this era. A closed fireplace anchors the reception area.

The kitchen, recently renovated, sits neatly within the open-plan layout. Clean-lined cabinetry and integrated appliances are arranged for practical daily use without compromising openness.

The bedroom lies to the rear and comfortably accommodates a double bed, with built-in storage and additional space for freestanding furniture. A large recessed window draws in excellent natural light, enhancing the sense of openness and calm.

The shower room has been thoughtfully reconfigured and fully retiled, with a walk-in wet area positioned by the window to maximise light and usability. The finish is restrained and contemporary.

The apartment forms part of a well-maintained tenement building, with residents’ permit parking available on the street.

Yorkhill offers a central yet residential setting within easy reach of Kelvingrove Park, the University of Glasgow, the Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum, and the Riverside Museum. Finnieston’s restaurants, bars and cultural venues are close by, alongside a wide range of independent shops, cafés and everyday amenities. Excellent transport links provide convenient access across the city.