Three double bedrooms despite compact overall floor area
Recently upgraded kitchen with integrated appliances
Newly installed, modern shower room and fittings
UPVC windows and French doors installed under two years ago
Private balcony and communal garden to rear
On-street parking; communal drying area provided
Sits in mid‑20th‑century concrete block needing exterior modernisation
Wider area classified as very deprived; tenure currently unknown
This well-presented first-floor flat offers unusually spacious three-double-bedroom accommodation for a property of its size, finished to a modern standard and ready to move into. The flat benefits from a recently upgraded kitchen and a sleek new shower room, generous storage in the entrance hall, and a bright lounge with French doors leading to a private balcony.
Practical day-to-day living is straightforward here: UPVC windows and French doors were installed under two years ago, gas central heating is in place, and broadband speeds are reported as fast. Outside there's communal garden space and ample on-street parking. The location in a cul-de-sac gives a quieter setting with easy access to local amenities, schools, public transport links and the nearby Braehead shopping and leisure complex.
Buyers should note a few material points. The apartment sits in a mid‑20th‑century concrete block that requires external modernisation, and the wider area is classified as very deprived with a local profile described as 'hard‑pressed'. The overall internal area is relatively small at 778 sq ft for a three-bedroom home, and the tenure is currently unknown — this should be clarified early in your enquiries.
For first-time buyers seeking a ready-to-live-in home with three double bedrooms and contemporary fixtures, this flat offers strong practical value and short-term rental potential. Those sensitive to neighbourhood profile or preferring a fully modernised block exterior should weigh the building’s character and local conditions against the flat’s internal condition and price point.
