An exceptional, three-bedroom townhouse providing excellent living space over three levels and enjoying southerly views across parkland and over the River Kelvin.
The development was built in 2019 and is constructed from mottled facing brick. It benefits from double glazing, solar panels, and a wonderful roof terrace. Immediately to the front of the house, there is a Monoblock driveway, a timber refuse store, and an EV charging point. There is a small patio at the back, which can be accessed via the third bedroom/dining room on the ground floor. From the first-floor level, there is a walkway that gives access to an upper-level rear garden and pathway.
The floor plan will give you a better idea of the form and layout, but a brief summary of the accommodation extends to: covered entrance vestibule, leading to a reception hall, which in turn gives access to bedroom three (currently set up as a dining room), a tiled shower room, and a further double bedroom. At the first-floor level, there is a fantastic L-shaped living room with a dining recess and a large floor-to-ceiling front-facing window. There is a W.C. compartment and a well-appointed kitchen with integrated appliances.
On the top floor, there is a large principal bedroom with a single patio door leading to the south-facing roof terrace, a tiled en-suite bathroom, and built-in wardrobes.
At the end of the street, there is both a play park, ideal for young families, and a pathway to Dawsholm Park with several picturesque walking routes. The house is also well-located in close proximity to the National Cycle Route 754 and the Forth & Clyde Canal network.
There are fantastic amenities close by, including those on Maryhill Road and Cleveden Road, while both Kelvindale and Maryhill stations are a short walk away, making this an ideal base for those commuting throughout the central belt.
