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" n++ Like an n++migrn++ from Edinburgh's New Town seeking less stuffy surroundings this late Georgian first floor 3 bed tenement of 1830 is one Glasgow's earliest and dates from more elegant days when ladies only enhancements were provided by bustles and The West End was just somewhere to graze sheep. Brought up to date with a swish interior it still retains buckets of period charm enough perhaps to conjure times past, at night, by the merest flicker of candlelight in one of its grand apartments.


Like an n++migrn++ from Edinburgh's New Town seeking less stuffy surroundings this late Georgian first floor 3 bed tenement of 1830 is one of Glasgow's earliest and dates from more elegant days when ladies only enhancements were provided by bustles and The West End was just somewhere to graze sheep.

Brought up to date with a swish interior it still retains buckets of period charm enough perhaps to conjure times past, at night, by the merest flicker of candlelight in one of its grand apartments.

Generous at 1474 sq ft. Accomodation offers reception hallway, generous sized lounge with space for table, fitted breakfasting kitchen, three double bedrooms, four piece bathroom, separate shower room and utility cupboard. The property also has gas central heating, untested, high ceilings with glazed over lights and restored window shutters to the front and a security door entry. The property qualifies for permit parking.

Blythswood Hill was developed as a result of the westward expansion of the city in the late 18th and early 19th centuries and is known for its central gardens and the recent opening of the 5 starred Blythswood hotel and luxury spa.

Sold as seen. Your attention is drawn to the fact that we have been unable to confirm whether certain items included in the sale with property and are in full working order. Any prospective purchasers must accept the property is for sale on this basis. EER Band D



From our Candleriggs office proceed onto Ingram Street heading west taking the first right onto Montrose Street then first left onto Cochrane Street continue through St Vincent Place passing George Square and onto St Vincent Street continue up St Vincent Street following up towards the top and then taking a right into Douglas Street towards Blythswood Square where the property is situated up and on the left hand side. "