This stunning apartment with a superb private roof terrace is located within Schaw House, a remarkable B Listed building in Bearsden, originally constructed in 1895 by architect James Thomson of Baird Thomson. Once a hospital, Schaw House has been beautifully converted into exclusive residences, and No. 21 occupies three storeys within the grand central tower. This unique triplex apartment features versatile accommodation and can be configured as either a one or two-bedroom home, depending on preference.

The entrance opens into a welcoming reception hallway with a storage cupboard, leading through to a bright and spacious open plan living area. A large bay window fills the space with natural light, complementing the dining area and fitted kitchen. Also on this level is a stylish shower room. A turned staircase ascends to the first floor, where a generous and flexible room can serve as either a second bedroom or an additional living room, offering beautiful open views to the front. On the second floor, the principal bedroom includes built-in wardrobes and an en suite bathroom, with windows looking out to views of the Campsie Fells at the rear of the property. The private roof terrace, located on the third floor provides breathtaking 360-degree views over Glasgow.

Additional features include gas central heating, double glazing, and allocated parking. Residents also enjoy access to a private car park and beautifully maintained communal gardens.

Bearsden is one of Glasgow’s most sought-after suburbs, offering excellent educational facilities at both primary and secondary levels. The area provides a wide selection of leisure amenities, including private and public gyms, sports clubs, and scenic outdoor spaces. Bearsden Cross serves as the local hub, with a variety of shops, cafes, restaurants, and services. Transport connections are excellent, with nearby train stations at Hillfoot, Westerton, and Bearsden offering regular services into Glasgow’s West End, city centre, and even to Edinburgh. Glasgow Airport is within a twenty-five-minute drive during off-peak times, while to the north, the stunning landscapes of Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park offer a peaceful escape into nature.