Glasgow City Properties

A superbly presented waterfront apartment set on the second floor of the iconic original Lancefield Quay warehouse conversion.

This generous loft style apartment is situated on the second floor within the iconic Speirs Wharf development located on the north edge of the City Centre, with the Wharf buildings dating back to 1846. The corner set, two-bedroom…

This beautifully presented three-bedroom semi -detached home is neatly tucked away in the Oatlands development of the New Gorbals, offering quiet and sensibly arranged living, just moments from the banks of the River Clyde and the green expanses of Richmond Park.

Forming part of the historic Randolph Terrace, on Hill Street, this Category B listed mid-Victorian terrace, dating from around 1850, is in a prominent position within Glasgow's renowned Garnethill Conservation Area. Elegant and generous the two-bedroom property extends to over 1066 sq ft.

Enjoy loft living with this very generous apartment, extending to over 1076 sq ft and situated within the impressive Templeton on the Green development.

Generously extending to over 1,000 sq ft, this elevated ground floor loft style apartment is both stylish and inviting with its striking Modern Transitional aesthetic.

This generously proportioned two-bedroom duplex apartment is situated within a prestigious Merchant City setting offering a wonderful blend of space and contemporary living. Owners and potential buyers will be delighted to learn that there is finally a Cladding Remediation Works Update:

Benefitting from two balconies and an allocated undercover parking space, this bright, modern duplex apartment forms part of the Lancefield Quay Development completed circa 2004. Extending to 1140 sq ft the property is situated on the third and fourth floor of the southeast corner of the building…

Spacious and bright, with light flooding in from a striking window stretching to over 16 ft high, this modern two-bedroom duplex apartment benefits from a private balcony offering views towards the River Clyde and an allocated parking space in the building’s basement car park.