Flat for sale in 5/1, 305, Glasgow Harbour Terraces, Glasgow G11

Yates Hellier are delighted to present this rarely available and extremely spacious, dual aspect, three bedroomed, fifth floor, luxury apartment offering West facing views with the added advantage of a balcony, lift and underground parking.

Presented in immaculate condition throughout the the apartment has been comprehensively and tastefully upgraded by the current owner, most recently with two new bathrooms and kitchen. The boiler was replaced in 2018 and has the remainder of the warranty left until 2028.

Apartment 5/1 occupies a commanding corner position offering both West and North facing aspects over the West End. Our photographs, video and floorplan will give you a good idea to the size, layout and finish of the property, but in summary: Well kept communal areas have a lift and stair access to each floor. The huge reception hall has a 7 x 6 ft utility cupboard which contains a washing machine. Leading off the reception hall gives access to the beautiful lounge with dual aspects and floor to ceiling height windows and a door to the West facing balcony. The kitchen is semi-open plan to the lounge area and has a generous range of stylish wall and base mounted units with fridge/freezer, four burner induction hob, oven, hood, dish washer and wine fridge. Each of the three bedrooms are double in size and all three have in-built wardrobes. The master bedroom has an en-suite shower with which includes a double sized shower, WC and wash hand basin.

The communal hall has a secure entry system. Gas central heating and double glazing. Car parking is allocated, with additional visitor parking to the front.

Whilst every effort is made by Yates Hellier to ensure the accuracy of these details, it should be noted that measurements are approximate and all information including service charges and ground ownership has been provided by the vendor and their accuracy cannot be guaranteed and should be verified through your lawyer.

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