Crosbie Street, Glasgow

Set in the heart of Maryhill Park, this beautifully presented two-bedroom ground-floor flat combines the proportions and character of a traditional Glasgow tenement with a location that works particularly well for everyday life.

Crosbie Street sits right beside Maryhill Park, with Maryhill train station just next door. It is one of those locations where green space and good transport links come together particularly well, while the wider West End remains easily accessible.

The flat itself is bright, generous and very well presented.

Entered through traditional storm doors, the accommodation opens into a welcoming hallway, with a spacious lounge, two generously sized bedrooms, bathroom and a large separate kitchen.

The kitchen is a real highlight. Rather than being incorporated into the living space, it is a substantial room in its own right, with plenty of worktop and storage space alongside room for a dining table. It gives the flat a sociable, practical heart while allowing the lounge to remain an entirely separate living space.

The proportions throughout are what you would hope to find in a traditional Glasgow flat. The rooms feel generous, there is a sense of character throughout, and the layout offers a flexibility that works equally well for a couple, someone looking for a second bedroom or home office, or those simply wanting a little more space.

Maryhill Park is just moments from the front door, while Maryhill train station provides straightforward connections across Glasgow and into the city centre. Great Western Road, Byres Road and the Botanic Gardens are all easily accessible, alongside a wide choice of shops, cafés, restaurants and everyday amenities throughout the West End.

It is a flat that brings together the things that make traditional Glasgow properties so appealing: character, generous rooms and a proper separate kitchen, with a park and train station practically on the doorstep.