£295,000 Offers over
| Selling Date | Selling Price | Value change |
|---|---|---|
| 24 June 2005 | £220,000 | N/A |
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Beautifully presented and spacious, three-bedroom, first-floor flat, forming part of an impressive, factored, traditional, stone-built tenement. Located in the popular Patrick area, west of Glasgow city centre. A welcoming and spacious, high-ceilinged entrance hall, with built-in storage, is fitted with engineered wood flooring and displays the tasteful decor found throughout the flat. A classically proportioned reception room enjoys plenty of natural light from a wide, southwest-facing bay window and features ornate plasterwork, an Edinburgh press and a traditional fireplace. Ample space is available for both lounge and dining furniture, whilst a deep, walk-in cupboard could be utilised as a home office. Set to the rear, a generously proportioned kitchen provides space for a dining table and chairs and features a traditional pulley clothes airer and an original characterful range cooker. Fitted traditional cabinets include solid wood worktops and a Belfast sink, whilst appliances include an integrated oven, a gas hob, a stainless-steel canopy, a fridge/freezer, a dishwasher and a freestanding washing machine. Set to the front, the impressively proportioned main bedroom features period cornice work, tall twin windows, and a walk-in wardrobe, whilst a spacious, second bedroom, is similarly well-sized, also set to the front and features a traditional fireplace. To the rear, a third bedroom also features a traditional fireplace and offers a good-sized, versatile space, with options for use. Completing the accommodation, a bathroom comprises a three-piece suite, a shower-over-bath, vanity storage, a chrome ladder-style radiator and tiled splash walls and flooring.
Partick is a long-established district in Glasgow's West End, situated north of the River Clyde, comprising of a mix of traditional housing and new build residential developments. There is local shopping to be found throughout, with schooling provided by the Cleveden Secondary School and Kelvindale Primary School. Medical practices and larger supermarket shopping is available close by, including Morrison's, Sainsbury's and Lidl. Partick and neighbouring districts such as Kelvinhaugh offer a further range of cafes, delicatessens, restaurants, bars, and a gym. Partick railway station is situated on both the Glasgow Queen Street and Glasgow Central line, with direct trains to Edinburgh and many surrounding areas. There are also several bus services, as well as a subway station, whilst Clydeside Expressway and Clyde Tunnel are within close proximity, both of which link to the M8 motorway. The Kelvin Cycle Way links into the Forth and Clyde Canal cycle path; while there are plenty of local parks, a tennis and bowling club, with Glasgow’s Botanic Gardens to the south, Victoria Park to the west and walks along the River Kelvin.
Council Tax Band: D
Tenure: Freehold
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