Property Description
An impressive ground floor one bedroomed flat with dining sized kitchen situated in this quiet pocket of Battlefield.
This building is accessed via secure door entry system into a well-kept communal close.
The accommodation of the flat itself comprises welcoming reception hallway with cupboard off, bay windowed lounge with cornicing, feature fireplace and storage cupboard off to the rear which could also be utilised as a home office or study, dining sized kitchen with a range of base and wall mounted units, breakfast bar, ample space for dining table and chairs and utility area, double sized bedroom with cornicing and tiled bathroom with three piece suite, heated towel rail and electric shower.
The property also benefits from double glazing, gas central heating, a modern neutral decor throughout and a range of period features including refurbished floorboards.
Battlefield is an immensely popular area in the Southside of Glasgow with a range of nearby transport links and amenities, with the new M&S Simply Food a short walk away. Shawlands and Strathbungo are both within walking distance and provide a wide range of salubrious bars, restaurants and cafes.
More Details
Situation: Communal Garden
Council Tax Band: B
Tenure: Freehold
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