Three double bedrooms — larger rooms than typical for price bracket
Private rear garden plus communal drying area for outdoor space
Bright lounge with large front-facing window and quality flooring
Double glazing and gas central heating throughout
Kitchen dated and in need of modernization to maximise value
Property sold freehold; modest overall size (684 sqft)
Located in a very deprived area — affordable but may affect growth
Services and appliances untested; survey recommended before purchase
Set across the upper floor of a traditional 1930s cottage, this three-bedroom flat offers spacious rooms, a private garden and practical features for everyday life. The bright lounge and three double bedrooms provide flexible living space for a growing household or for rental income. Double glazing and gas central heating help keep bills lower, and the property is sold freehold.
The kitchen and some finishes are dated and would benefit from modernization to unlock the flat’s full potential; a straightforward refurbishment could significantly increase comfort and value. The bathroom is fully tiled and functional, but buyers should note services and appliances have not been tested and an independent survey is recommended.
Positioned close to shops, public transport routes and motorway connections to Glasgow city centre, the location is convenient for commuting and local amenities. The private rear garden and communal drying area add outdoor space that’s uncommon for flats at this price point.
Buyers should also consider the wider context: the property sits in a very deprived, hard-pressed neighbourhood. That brings affordable pricing and rental demand but may influence long-term capital growth and local services. This flat suits first-time buyers or investors prepared to carry out cosmetic improvements and to verify services via survey prior to purchase.