2 rooms house of 59 m² in Glasgow

2 DEPOSIT £500 - Period conversion, with 2 bedrooms, offered furnished and overlooking the communal gardens and Kelvingrove Park. in the westend of Glasgow. TO BOOK A VIEWING ONLINE, PLEASE FILL OUT THE CONTACT AGENT FORM. Wonderful drawing room conversion overlooking the communal gardens and Kelvingrove Park. in the westend of Glasgow. The property is located on the first floor and comprises entrance hallway, lovely light and airy living room with stunning original features and fire place feature, floor to ceiling windows and dining area, kitchen with eating area off living room, master bedroom with ensuite bathroom , family bathroom and second bedroom, gas central heating, original sash windows with permit parking through Glasgow City Council. This property would suit a tenant who likes the original features of this gorgeous townhouse conversion and enjoys fabulous location in the westend close to restaurants, bars, coffee shops and local transport links. Deposit : £ 500 EPC Rating: D Council Tax Band: E Landlord Registration - Additional costs: council tax and water charge / utilities / broadband (if applicable) / Garden Waste Bin from local authority at additional cost (if applicable) Heating Type: Gas Central Heating Property Floor : First Utilities : Prepayment Meter / Credit Meter. tbc Electricity Supplier: / Gas Supplier: tbc Broadband Type: Standard Available / Superfast Fibre Available/*as obtained from [edited hyperlink]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: Council permit parking (at additional cost from local council) / Scottish Letting 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.