Beautifully presented and rarely available traditional mid terrace house situated within a convenient Southside location.

The property comprises entrance vestibule with impressive period-stained glass front door providing a welcoming entrance to the reception hallway. The lounge features a generous bay window and display alcove with original glazed wooden doors. The feature fireplace creates an attractive focal point and is complemented by the original ornate cornice and ceiling rose. The open plan arrangement to the dining room provides a generous sociable living space which enjoys a relaxing view to the south facing rear garden.

The modern fitted kitchen has a range of base and wall mounted units, complementary worktops, splashback, integrated gas hob with electric oven below, ample space for white goods and has a useful spacious pantry and utility space.

The family four-piece bathroom is found on the first landing and has been cleverly designed with free standing feature roll top bath, pedestal wash hand basin, W.C. and generous shower cubicle with shower controlled via the central heating system. The neutral marble tiling complements the natural wood panelling.

On the upper landing, the space saving fixed paddle staircase leads up to the large floored, insulated, and lined attic space which provides an abundance of potential.

The upper level is flooded with light from the large Velux double glazed skylight. There are three bedrooms, two of which are generous doubles, the master bedroom featuring bay windows and a feature period style fireplace. The spacious single bedroom also has potential to be utilised for office space.

There is a well maintained south facing fruit and vegetable garden with herbaceous borders, semi dwarf fruit trees, herb garden and shed. Further benefits include; period features, gas central heating, double glazing and fresh neutral décor throughout.

St Kenneth Drive is ideally placed close to many local amenities including supermarkets, schools, sports centre and gymnasium, health centre, dentist, the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital and public parks.

Glasgow’s west end and city centre are easily accessed by public transport links which are within short walking distance. There are nearby motorway links to the M77, M8 and Glasgow Airport. The nearby Clyde Tunnel links to the north side of the River Clyde. The Govan to Partick bridge is set to be complete by summer 2024.