Summary

• Second Floor Townhouse Conversion in prime area of Park

• Stunning Views over Private Residents Gardens and Park Area

• Large lounge with hardwood floors and modern decor

• 2 Large double bedrooms (en suite shower to master)

• Fully fitted kitchen with Smeg appliances – integrated dishwasher, washing machine, hob and oven

• Large modern bathroom

• Access to Private Residents Gardens

• Residents Parking (subject to permit)

• Fully factored common areas

Full Details

Stunning Second Floor conversion of Grade A listed Building in Park Conservation Area. Set within an imposing period Townhouse opposite its own well tended Residents Gardens, this elegant and beautifully presented two bedroom apartment has been finished to a high standard throughout and boasts truly exceptional entertaining space. The property is entered via a grand entrance staircase with stunning original cornicing, which leads to inner hall, impressive reception room with high ceilings, wooden flooring and stunning views over the Residents Gardens across the City. Glazed doors from the Reception Room lead to a fully equipped eat-in kitchen with dishwasher and integrated Smeg stainless steel appliances. The property has a spacious master bedroom with en suite shower room and stunning views to Trinity Chambers directly behind the property, one further good-sized double bedroom again with excellent views to the rear and separate bathroom. Excellent storage. Situated moments from the shops, bars and restaurants of Central Glasgow and within easy reach of the amenities of the West End, Woodlands Terrace is ideally located close to the green open spaces of Kelvingrove Park, while Charing Cross Station is also nearby. Motorists can gain easy access to the M8 and Clydeside Expressway both only a few minutes drive away.

History of Property .Woodside Terrace was built in 1835 extending the Crescent built four years earlier from the edge of the Charing Cross area of Glasgow. Designed by George Smith, the renowned Edinburgh architect, it was the second residential development of the parkland feued from the wealthy country house estates of Wellfield, Clairmont and Woodlands which originally lay at the edge of the rapidly expanding town. Designed to accommodate the wealthy upper elite of Glasgow society who were aiming to escape west from the fumes of the rapidly industrialising city,  the architecture combines the restrained use of Greek neo classic architecture with the sobre, imposing Doric honey ashlar porticoes standing majestically above the private residents gardens which are laid out to its immediate south.

Council Tax Band: Band E

Parking : Allocated Residents Parking

To view Call: 0141 582 1230

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