Flat for sale in 1/1, 32, St Vincent Crescent, Finnieston G3

An exceptional and beautifully presented apartment located on St Vincent Crescent, a highly sought-after West End location within a conservation area. This bright and substantial four-bedroom home is situated on a landmark Finnieston Crescent, an imposing ‘A’ listed tenement terrace designed by Alexander Kirkland and built circa 1850.

Occupying the preferred first floor within a blonde sandstone building, this impressive property offers a versatile layout of five main apartments and benefits from only having one other neighbour within the block.

A great deal of time and effort has been invested by the current owners. The interior has been through a complete restoration, including a new bathroom, kitchen, central heating system, re-wiring, plastering, and decoration, while maintaining the wonderful original features such as original flooring, beautiful cornicing, and original fireplaces.

The accommodation comprises a security entry system leading to the communal entrance close. A large, welcoming reception hall with ornate cornice includes a good-sized storage cupboard. The main lounge boasts two windows to the front with south-facing views overlooking the bowling green. The study/office is off the lounge and could serve as a fourth bedroom. The generous, well-presented fitted dining kitchen has open views to the back. The fabulous main bedroom, similar in size to the lounge, features two windows to the front and an impressive focal point fireplace. There are two further good-sized double bedrooms and a family bathroom.

The flat features sash and case style windows, designer lighting throughout, and gas central heating. A shared garden is located to the rear of the property.

This substantial and attractive flat benefits from high ceilings, plenty of period features, and bright open aspects. The property enjoys a peaceful, south-facing position with open views over the adjacent bowling green. St Vincent Crescent, designed by Alexander Kirkland between 1848-1850, is a beautiful crescent.

The flat’s internal accommodation is extremely spacious, combining wonderful high ceilings with large Georgian windows and beautiful traditional features to create an airy and elegant living space.

Tucked away from the busy main roads, yet only moments away from the thriving Finnieston Strip where there are a vast array of trendy shops, bars, and restaurants. Also close by are two leisure clubs, the sse Hydro, and excellent public transport links with easy access to Glasgow City Centre