2 bedroom flat

Devonshire Terrace was designed by architect James Thomson and built c.1883 in a highly desirable locale within Glasgow’s West End. Number 7 Devonshire Terrace is a stone-built B Listed mid-Victorian townhouse.

The accommodation is entered via communal hallway which was originally the main hall within the town house, which it has been well-preserved, boasting original ornate joinery and plaster work, stained glass window all intact. Imposing internal pillars and period gas lamps add to the overall feel.
Very tastefully upgraded throughout, the accommodation comprises a welcoming reception hallway with recently upgraded W/C, generous front facing bay windowed living dining room with feature fireplace and original cornicing leading to open plan contemporary kitchen, offering a variety of floor and wall mounted units with integrated appliances and wine fridge creating the perfect space for entertaining.
The master bedroom is located to the rear of the property with views over the Rugby Fields, the room is of generous proportions with a fitted staircase leading to a mezzanine level which could be utilised as a handy home office. From the master bedroom there is access to a luxury fully tiled shower room, boasting 3 showers featuring rainfall shower, Jack & Jill sink, underfloor heating and built in speakers. The second bedroom is located off the lounge, with ensuite 3-piece modern bathroom, featuring free standing bath and the added benefit of luxury TV mirror and underfloor heating.
In addition, the property benefits from gas central heating, secure entry system. A communal rear garden and patio area is available to all residents, providing a handy outside space.

On street permit parking can be obtained via request to Glasgow City Council.

The property is located towards the end of Devonshire Terrace which is the West Most one of the most of the well-known Great Western Road Terraces. This is an established affluent and much sought after residential area of the West End. Byres Road and Anniesland Cross are both within walking distance meaning that outstanding shops cafes, restaurants and bars are all close at hand. As well as excellent transport links by Road, Rail and Subway. The Botanic Gardens, Kelvin Walkway, Glasgow University and Gartnavel Hospital are all accessible.