2 rooms flat of 79m² in Glasgow

Deposit £500 - DJ Alexander are delighted to welcome this contemporary fourth floor and two bedroom, furnished apartment to the market, situated in the fantastic Botanics Development in the West End of Glasgow.*TO BOOK A VIEWING CLICK ON THE LINK FROM OUR WEBSITE OR REQUEST DETAILS/EMAIL AGENT* Internally the apartment comprises of a welcoming hallway with storage cupboard and utility cupboard which in turn leads to a lounge, open plan to fully fitted kitchen with dining space and which boasts a spacious private balcony off. There are two double bedrooms, both with fitted wardrobes and the master bedroom benefitting from en-suite shower room. A further bathroom with three piece suite and shower over the bath completes the accommodation. The property also benefits from a private parking space, double glazing, gas central heating, lift facilities and video entry system. Located just off Queen Margaret Drive, the development is only a short walk to the stunning Botanic Gardens and to Byres Road where a host of bars, restaurants, shops and amenities can be found and also where Hillhead Subway Station is located, providing fast and frequent access to the city centre. Deposit : £500EPC Rating: BCouncil Tax Band: ELandlord Registration: & Additional costs: council tax and water charge / utilities / broadband (if applicable) Heating Type: Gas Central HeatingProperty Floor: Fourth FloorUtilities : TBCElectricity Supplier: TBCGas Supplier: TBCBroadband Type: Superfast Fibre*as obtained from . Further information regarding broadband and phone signal can be obtained from the Ofcom broadband and mobile coverage checker - Broadband and mobile coverage checker - Ofcom Parking Type: Allocated parking spaceLetting 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 future.All statements contained herein are believed to be correct but are not guaranteed and interested parties must satisfy themselves as to their accuracy.