2 rooms flat of 55m² in Glasgow

Deposit £300 - DJ Alexander are delighted to bring to the market a well presented third floor, furnished apartment situated at the Festival Park Development on the banks of the River Clyde. *TO BOOK A VIEWING, CLICK ENQUIRE NOW/ EMAIL AGENT*. The property comprises of entrance hallway, lounge with view overlooking the River Clyde, fitted kitchen with appliances, 2 double bedrooms, one with fitted wardrobes and bathroom with shower over the bath. The property further benefits from double glazing, electric central heating,secure door entry system and resident's parking. The Development is situated close to the BBC and STV studios and is within close proximity of the OVO Hydro, Scottish Events Campus and Finnieston which has a wealth of bars and restaurants. There is host of local amenities with shops, Odeon Cinema and Health Clubs all within the area. As befits the central location there is easy access to frequent public transport with Kinning Park and Shields Road Underground stations providing easy access to the City Centre and Central or Queen Street rail stations. The nearby Clydeside Expressway, Clyde Tunnel, M77 and the M8/M80 ensure easy access to Scotland's arterial road network and the M74 provides a quick route South.Deposit: £300EPC Rating: DCouncil Tax Band: DLandlord Registration: Additional costs: council tax and water charge / utilities / broadband (if applicable)Heating Type: Electric central heatingProperty Floor: 3rd FloorUtilities: TBC / Electricity Supplier: TBCBroadband Type: Ultrafast Full Fibre *as obtained from . Further information regarding broadband and phone signal can be obtained from the Ofcom broadband and mobile coverage checker Parking Type: Residents parkingLetting Agent Registration Number: LARN.Planning 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.