1 room flat of 5m² in Glasgow

Deposit £500 -DJ Alexander are delighted to welcome to the market this unfurnished 2 bedroom well presented tenement flat in the ever popular area of North Kelvinside in the westend of the city of Glasgow.*TO BOOK VIEWING, CLICK ENQUIURE NOW/EMAIL AGENT.* Internally, the property comprises of a welcoming hall with ample storage, spacious and bright bay windowed lounge, a large contemporary dining kitchen with integrated appliances. There are two well proportioned double bedrooms and a modern galley style bathroom with three piece white suite and separate shower cubicle completes the accommodation. Further benefits include gas central heating, alarm, secure entry system and on street parking council permit required.The property is well placed for access to local shops. A wide range of amenities can be found on Great Western Road, Queen Margaret Drive and Byres Road including a good selection of shops, restaurants and coffee shops. Regular bus services operate nearby and there are underground stations at Kelvinbridge and Hillhead. The Botanic Gardens and the River Kelvin are also close by. Great Western Road is one of Glasgows main road arteries, providing a rapid link to the City Centre and the M8 motorway network.Deposit: £500EPC Rating: DCouncil Tax Band: ELandlord Registration: Additional costs: Council tax and water charge, Utilities, broadbandHeating Type: Gas central heatingProperty Floor: Ground floorElectricity Supplier: TBCGas Supplier: TBCBroadband Type: Superfast Fibre Available *as obtained from . Further information regarding broadband and phone signal can be obtained from the Ofcom broadband and mobile coverage checkerParking Type: Council ermit required on street parkingScottish Letting Agent Registration Number: LARNPlanning permission: Please check this properties local authority planning website for any planning which may impact the property or local area in futureAll statements contained herein are believed to be correct but are not guaranteed and interested parties must satisfy themselves as to their accuracy.