Offers Over £385,000
Upper Floor Apartment
2 Bedrooms
2 Bathrooms
1 Reception Room
On Street/Permit
Property Description
This beautifully presented top floor conversion is situated within a stunning A-Listed townhouse on Park Terrace - widely regarded as one of the finest addresses in Glasgow’s West End - offering stunning contemporary living space within a building of significant architectural pedigree, with breathtaking views across Kelvingrove Park and beyond.
Park Terrace was designed in the 1850s by renowned architect Charles Wilson as part of his grand vision for the Park District - an elegant collection of French Renaissance-inspired townhouses set against the verdant backdrop of Kelvingrove Park. Number 4 is a particularly handsome example, forming part of a sweeping blonde sandstone terrace that enjoys a peaceful, south-westerly outlook towards the park’s mature trees and open green space. From this elevated position, the views are nothing short of spectacular - stretching across Kelvingrove and beyond, capturing one of the most iconic outlooks the city has to offer.
Despite its tranquil setting, the property is perfectly positioned for immediate access to both the West End and City Centre. Finnieston’s vibrant social scene - with its acclaimed restaurants, bars, and cafés—is just a short walk away, while excellent transport links and nearby road networks ensure swift connectivity across Glasgow and beyond. This is a location that effortlessly combines serenity with convenience.
As you will see from the attached photographs and HD video, the home for sale is a superb example of a traditional townhouse conversion, where striking modern finishes sit comfortably alongside original period features. The building itself is entered via a secure door entry system, leading into a truly impressive communal reception hall - complete with original mosaic tiled flooring, Corinthian columns, and a grand sweeping staircase that immediately sets the tone for what lies beyond.
Internally the property is bright, spacious, and thoughtfully configured – giving the impression of a purpose-built apartment rather than a conversion formed within a townhouse. An internal staircase leads to a substantial welcoming reception hall, flooded with natural light from a large Velux skylight and offering ample space for a desk - creating an ideal home working environment. To the front, the main living space is the heart of the home: a roomy open-plan lounge, kitchen, and dining area that is perfectly suited to modern living. The kitchen is fitted with a range of integrated appliances and a breakfast bar, while there is generous space for a full dining table. The elevated position ensures the room is bathed in natural light, while the far-reaching views across Kelvingrove Park add a truly special dimension to everyday living.
To the rear, the property offers two well-proportioned double bedrooms, including a principal suite with en-suite shower room and in-built wardrobes. A beautifully appointed main bathroom - also featuring a skylight - completes the internal accommodation. Excellent storage is provided throughout and a utility cupboard enhancing the practicality of the home.
In addition, the property benefits from gas central heating and double glazed windows, access to a residents’ rear courtyard, and on-street permit parking available via Glasgow City Council.
Attributes
- Prestigious Park District address on Park Terrace
- A-Listed townhouse designed by Charles Wilson (circa 1855)
- Beautifully renovated top floor conversion
- Stunning elevated views across Kelvingrove Park and beyond
- Impressive communal entrance with mosaic tiling and Corinthian columns
- Bright open-plan lounge, kitchen, and dining space with breakfast bar
- Two double bedrooms, including principal with en-suite shower room
- Stylish main bathroom with skylight
- Light-filled reception hall with Velux window and home office potential
- Landscaped residents’ rear courtyard
- Gas central heating
- On-street permit parking available via Glasgow City Council
More Details
Situation: Contact branch
Council Tax Band: F
Tenure: Freehold
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