Dalintober Street, Glasgow, G5

Occupying a fourth-floor position within a B-listed former warehouse in Tradeston, this spacious one-bedroom apartment extends to approximately 936 sq ft. Designed by James Ferrigan for the Scottish Co-operative Wholesale Society in the early 1900s, the blonde sandstone building displays Beaux-Arts architecture and was converted into residential apartments in 1999.

Inside, high ceilings, large windows and exposed structural columns reflect the building’s warehouse origins, complemented by a stylish new contemporary kitchen and well-presented accommodation throughout. The generous layout provides space for relaxing, entertaining and working from home, with secure allocated underground parking adding everyday convenience.

A secure communal entrance provides access to the building, with a lift and stairs serving the fourth floor. The apartment opens into a spacious hallway with a useful storage cupboard and access to the bedroom, bathroom and separate walk-in wardrobe. An open connection leads through to the main living accommodation.

Measuring approximately 9.40m by 7.15m at its widest points, the open-plan lounge, dining and kitchen area forms the centrepiece of the home. Large windows bring natural light into the room, while its substantial proportions allow for distinct seating and dining areas alongside space for a desk. Timber flooring and exposed columns provide continuity throughout this flexible living space.

The newly fitted contemporary kitchen incorporates gloss wall and floor-mounted units, complementary worktops, marble-effect splashbacks and under-cabinet lighting. A substantial central island provides additional storage, preparation space and breakfast-bar seating, with pendant lighting above. Built-in appliances include a fridge and freezer, oven, microwave and hob with an extractor hood.

The double bedroom measures approximately 4.13m by 3.33m and features a large window, neutral décor and fitted carpeting. There is comfortable space for a double bed, bedside furniture and a dressing table or desk.

Accessed separately from the hallway, the walk-in wardrobe measures approximately 2.66m by 2.05m. Extensive stylish custom fitted hanging rails, shelving, drawers and integrated lighting provide organised storage away from the bedroom.

The modern bathroom completes the accommodation, with a bath, shower above and glass screen, wash-hand basin and WC. Contrasting wall and floor tiling creates a clean, contemporary finish.

Further benefits include gas central heating, double glazing and secure door entry. The apartment has an allocated space within the residents’ underground car park, together with use of an additional unreserved parking area to the rear of the building, accessed through a secure gate.

Tradeston sits just south of the River Clyde, conveniently placed for Glasgow City Centre and the Financial District. Shops, cafés, restaurants and leisure facilities are within easy reach, with further options across the Merchant City, Finnieston and Glasgow’s Southside.

Bridge Street Subway Station provides connections across the city, while Glasgow Central Station offers extensive rail services. The M8, M74 and M77 motorway networks are also readily accessible.

For buyers seeking generous living space close to the city centre, the apartment combines the character of a historic warehouse conversion with a contemporary interior, extensive storage and secure parking.