Characterful studio with high ceilings in Glasgow’s lively Miller Street district..
- First-floor studio in a 1849 Renaissance building
- Tall ceilings and large sash windows, lots of natural light
- Controlled security entrance, lift access and permit parking
- Modest separate kitchen and three-piece shower-room
- Fast broadband and excellent mobile signal for working/studying
- Located in a busy student/foodie quarter with excellent amenities
- Area classified as very deprived — consider long-term value factors
- Tenure unknown; check service charges and maintenance history
A compact, characterful studio on Miller Street, set within a grand 1849 Renaissance building by James Salmon. Tall ceilings and large sash windows create a bright, airy feel unusual for a city-centre studio.
Set on the first floor with controlled security entrance, lift access and permit parking, the flat is practical for city living. The layout includes a generous main room that can accommodate living and sleeping zones, a separate modest kitchen and a three-piece shower-room. Fast broadband and excellent mobile signal make it well suited for studying or remote working.
The immediate area is a bustling, cosmopolitan student and foodie quarter with abundant bars, restaurants and transport links. That central location is a strong selling point for anyone prioritising convenience, nightlife and short commutes.
Notable practical points: the property sits in a very deprived area which may affect long-term capital appreciation for some buyers; tenure is not specified; internal space is compact and the kitchen is modest. Buyers should inspect for typical historic-building maintenance needs and confirm tenure and service charges before committing.