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A rare opportunity to acquire a substantial circa 3000 sq ft office premises in the heart of Glasgow City Centre, complemented by pre-application supporting documentation from Glasgow City Council indicating potential for conversion into a residential dwelling.

Situated at 190 West George Street, this immediately impressive red sandstone building occupies a prime position on one of the city’s most sought-after addresses, surrounded by striking period architecture, excellent amenities, and superb transport links.

The accommodation is arranged over basement and elevated ground floor levels and is accessed via a grand arched communal entrance. The communal areas are particularly well maintained, with regular cleaning and evening lighting enhancing the overall presentation. The property retains a wealth of traditional character and, when combined with its scale and flexibility, presents an exceptional opportunity for experienced investors or developers. Notably, the building underwent a full re-roofing in 2022, which remains under warranty.

Subject to the necessary consents, the property offers outstanding potential for conversion into a unique and expansive residential apartment. The generous proportions and versatile layout lend themselves perfectly to the creation of a luxury city-centre residence, with scope for open-plan living, multiple bedrooms, bathrooms, and elegant public rooms.

West George Street is widely regarded as one of Glasgow’s most desirable locations, offering immediate access to an extensive mix of restaurants, retail shops, and cultural attractions. The property also benefits from excellent transport connections, with Queen Street Station approximately 0.3 miles away, Sauchiehall Street Subway Station around 0.7 miles away, and a range of bus services available directly on West George Street.

This beautiful and bright south-facing lower garden flat is located within Schaw House, an outstanding B Listed Gothic building in Bearsden, originally constructed in 1895 by architect James Thomson of Baird Thomson. Formerly a convalescent home, Schaw House has been sympathetically converted into a collection of exclusive residences, with Number 11 enjoying an enviable position within the lower west wing of the building.

This unique home offers versatile and well-proportioned accommodation on the level, with direct access to a courtyard. The property is accessed through the building’s grand main entrance hall and via a staircase shared only with Number 10. Double doors open to the entrance vestibule, which provides access to the impressive dining hall measuring approx. 20 ft in length. The heart of the home is most certainly the spacious, bay-windowed lounge with modern focal point media wall. The dining-sized kitchen is equipped with a range of high-gloss units and complete with quartz worktops and breakfast bar, along with a range of appliances to include: induction hob, self-cleaning fan oven, combination microwave oven, dishwasher, American-style fridge/freezer with water and ice dispenser, and glass-fronted wine fridge. The property also offers two double-sized bedrooms, one of which benefits from an en-suite shower room with good storage off, built-in wardrobes, and French doors to the courtyard. The second bedroom benefits from a beautiful southerly-facing bay window and significant wardrobe space. A family bathroom with three-piece suite and shower over the bath completes the accommodation. A further set of French doors from the dining hall provides direct access to a courtyard, which offers the perfect sheltered spot for alfresco dining. The courtyard is a communal space, used mainly by numbers 11 and 7, and provides access, via a lightwell with steel staircase, to the road at the rear of the building.

Additional features include gas central heating, new sash double glazing and two allocated parking spaces in the private car park. Residents also enjoy access to and full use of the magnificent and beautifully maintained extensive garden grounds.

Bearsden remains one of Glasgow’s most sought-after suburbs, known for its excellent educational facilities at both primary and secondary level. The area offers a wide range of leisure amenities, including private and public gyms, sports clubs, and scenic outdoor spaces. Bearsden Cross serves as the local hub, home to a great selection of shops, cafés, restaurants, and services. Transport links are superb, with nearby train stations at Hillfoot, Westerton, and Bearsden providing regular services to Glasgow’s West End, city centre, and Edinburgh. Glasgow Airport is around a twenty-five minute drive during off-peak times, and to the north, the breathtaking landscapes of Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park offer an idyllic escape into nature

Clyde Property are delighted to present to the market this impressively upgraded and beautifully decorated five-bedroom detached family home, located within the sought-after ‘Kilmardinny Gait’ development in Bearsden. Built by Robertson Homes, this is the Hutton Grand house type, offering circa 2,400 sq ft of thoughtfully designed living accommodation.

Formed over three levels and finished to an exacting standard, this luxurious home has been enhanced with a wealth of high-quality upgrades. Decorated in contemporary neutral tones throughout, the property features Amtico flooring and wool carpets, alongside excellent storage solutions, making it perfectly suited for modern family living.

The accommodation extends to a welcoming reception hallway providing access to all ground floor apartments. To the front, there is a formal lounge featuring a beautiful fireplace with bioethanol log burner and wooden shutters.

Undoubtedly, the heart of the home is the stunning open-plan kitchen, dining and garden room positioned to the rear. Flooded with natural light, the kitchen has been finished in a timeless Shaker style, complemented by white quartz worktops, a Belfast sink, breakfast bar, and an induction hob with extractor. The kitchen is exceptionally well equipped, with an integrated larder and pantry featuring bespoke solid oak dovetail drawers, integrated microwave, 50/50 fridge freezer, wine cooler, and dishwasher, along with an excellent range of base and wall-mounted units.

The dining area offers flexibility for both formal and informal use, while the adjoining garden room is a standout feature, boasting a vaulted ceiling and French doors leading to the rear garden. This versatile space could easily function as an additional lounge, dining area, home gym, or games room.

Completing the ground floor is a beautifully styled W.C. and a large storage cupboard.

On the first floor, there are four generously sized double bedrooms. Three of the bedrooms benefit from upgraded fitted wardrobes. The principal bedroom is particularly impressive, featuring a Juliette balcony, extensive fitted wardrobe space, and a luxurious en-suite shower room finished with Porcelanosa tiling. Bedroom two also enjoys fitted wardrobes and its own stylish en-suite, again with Porcelanosa tiles.

Bedrooms three and four are both well-proportioned, with bedroom three further enhanced by bespoke bunk beds with a solid oak safety rail and ladder. The family bathroom is bright and spacious, featuring a four-piece suite including a Victoria and Albert bath, Laufen sanitaryware, and Porcelanosa tiling.

The second floor completes the accommodation and offers a highly versatile space. A bright upper landing with Velux window provides an ideal home working area and access to a substantial eaves storage room, currently utilised as a gym. There is also a large multi-purpose room with dormer window, suitable for use as an additional bedroom, cinema room, games room, or gym.

Further benefits include LED downlighting throughout, Amtico flooring, wool twist carpets, a well-appointed garage, gas central heating, double glazing, monoblock driveway parking, and a security alarm system. Externally the gardens have been beautifully landscaped and are private and enclosed with hornbean trees for added privacy.The rear garden features a bespoke garden fireplace and shed/greenhouse with cedar shingle roof and a childrens play frame with matching cedar shingle roof.

The Kilmardinny Gait development is located off Milngavie Road and is entered via an impressive sweeping tree lined street. The property on Rose Dene Drive is situated a short walk from the newly upgraded Allander Leisure Centre, Waitrose, nearby cafés and restaurants, and Hillfoot train station all located on Milngavie Road. The home is also located near to the highly-regarded Bearsden Primary School and Bearsden Academy High School, and is also a short drive away from The High School of Glasgow Junior School on Ledcameroch Road. As the property is located an equal distance between Bearsden Main Street and the pedestrianised town centre of Milngavie, this provides quick and easy access to many amenities including Marks & Spencers (Milngavie and Bearsden branches), Tesco located off Milngavie Road, and an ASDA Superstore in Bearsden. A wide selection of local beauty spots are also on hand including Kilmardinny Loch, Lennox Skatepark, and outdoor walking and cycling pursuits at the Craigmaddie Reservoir in Milngavie and Mugdock Country Park, as well as access to the start of the West Highland Way from Milngavie Main Street. Further leisure pursuits include numerous local Golf Clubs, Tennis, Rugby and Squash clubs.

Held within a blonde sandstone tenement, this impressive two-bedroom, second floor apartment offers extremely comfortable living space and benefits from a peaceful setting in Hillhead, surrounded by a vast selection of amenities and just a quarter of a mile from Glasgow University.

Glasgow Street enjoys a desirable, central position within a leafy West End pocket, ten minutes’ walk from Byres Road. Despite it’s highly central and convenient location, this is an extremely peaceful part of Glasgow which is known for its grand tenements and enviable proximity to Glasgow University. Hillhead is perfectly-placed for gaining quick, easy access to all West End amenities including restaurants, bars, coffee shops, boutiques and cafes. There is a Sainsburys and Waitrose supermarket within ten minutes of the property’s front door. Hillhead and Kelvinbridge Underground Stations are extremely close-by and Great Western Road offers multiple bus links into the city centre and beyond.

The building itself is accessed via a secure entry intercom system and all common areas are found in excellent condition. The attached photographs, floor plan and HD video tour will give an indication to the size and layout of the flat. However, in brief the accommodation extends to; welcoming entrance hallway, a South facing, bay windowed living room with ceiling cornice and an open outlook. There is a dining sized kitchen with base and wall mounted units,  two double bedrooms and the accommodation is completed by a tiled bathroom with three piece suite and shower over the bath.

Positioned in the charming and historic village of Clackmannan, this former Manse House is a substantial stone-built detached villa set on a superb private plot surrounded by mature trees. Offering an exceptional blend of period charm and modern living, this remarkable property provides a truly impressive family home.

Upon entering, an elegant vestibule leads into the welcoming reception hallway, setting the tone for the grandeur within. To the front of the house, two generously proportioned reception rooms boast high ceilings and large windows, filling the space with natural light. The modern dining kitchen, thoughtfully designed for contemporary living, offers ample space for both everyday meals and entertaining, with direct access to a useful utility and boot room. There is a ground level bedroom or additional reception room to the rear. A stunning original staircase leads to the upper landing, where four beautifully presented double bedrooms await. The principal bedroom features an en suite shower room, while a well-appointed family bathroom completes the upper level.

The property is surrounded by extensive, well maintained grounds measuring approximately 1 acre. A long, sweeping driveway leads up to the house, creating a grand approach, while mature trees, established shrubs, and expansive lawns provide a sense of seclusion and tranquility.

Located in the heart of Clackmannan, Kirk Wynd offers easy access to a range of local amenities, including shops that cater to everyday needs. Families will appreciate the availability of both primary and secondary schooling in the area, while the prestigious Dollar Academy is just a short drive away. The nearby town of Alloa provides further shopping opportunities with high street retailers, specialty stores, and supermarkets. For those needing to commute, the area is ideally positioned for access to motorway networks, with the Clackmannan Bridge at Kincardine providing convenient routes to both Glasgow and Edinburgh. Alloa’s mainline railway station offers an hourly service to Glasgow, making this a perfect home for those seeking a blend of village charm and excellent connectivity.

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Set within the highly sought-after Kings Park Conservation Area and enjoying an enviable position overlooking Victoria Square, this striking four-bedroom conversion offers an exceptional opportunity to acquire a substantial Victorian home in one of Stirling’s most prestigious addresses.

Constructed in the 1880s, this handsome stone-built property forms part of a distinguished period residence that perfectly captures the elegance and craftsmanship of the Victorian era. Extending to over 2,550 square feet of beautifully proportioned accommodation across two expansive levels, the home effortlessly blends timeless architectural character with modern-day comfort.

The approach is immediately impressive, with the traditional stone façade and elevated outlook across Victoria Square creating a commanding first impression. Internally, the property is rich in well-preserved period features, including intricate cornicing, deep skirting boards, original timber detailing, sash and case windows, and impressive ceiling heights that enhance the sense of light and grandeur throughout.

A particular highlight of the principal living accommodation is the magnificent large bay window, which projects gracefully from the main reception room and provides a truly stunning, uninterrupted view across Victoria Square. This striking architectural feature not only enhances the room’s sense of scale and elegance but also floods the space with natural light, creating a bright and uplifting atmosphere while framing the leafy outlook beyond.

The principal living spaces are especially noteworthy—generous, elegant rooms designed for both formal entertaining and relaxed family living. The expansive layout provides remarkable flexibility for contemporary lifestyles, while the kitchen and family areas are thoughtfully arranged to offer ample space for gathering and everyday living, all while maintaining the charm and integrity of the original design.

The accommodation comprises four substantial bedrooms, each beautifully proportioned and filled with character. The principal bedroom suite is especially impressive, enjoying elevated views and a tranquil ambience befitting such a historic setting. Additional bedrooms offer versatility for family life, guest accommodation, or home working, complemented by well-appointed bathrooms.

To the rear, the property benefits from access to a private west-facing garden—an ideal setting for afternoon and evening sun. This delightful outdoor space provides a peaceful retreat, perfect for entertaining, gardening, or simply relaxing in a quiet and established environment.

The setting further enhances the home’s appeal. Kings Park is one of Stirling’s most desirable residential areas, known for its grand period architecture, tree-lined streets, and immediate proximity to the historic parkland. The property lies within the former Royal Hunting Grounds of Stirling Castle, lending a unique sense of heritage and prestige to this already remarkable address. The open green spaces, tennis courts, and walking routes of Kings Park are moments away, while Stirling’s city centre, excellent schooling, and transport links are all easily accessible.

Rarely do properties of this scale, character, and historical significance come to market in such a prime conservation setting. This is a truly outstanding Victorian home offering gracious living accommodation, period splendour, and an exceptional lifestyle opportunity in the heart of Stirling.

This exceptional stone built Georgian farmhouse, dating back to the 1750s, is a remarkable example of period architecture seamlessly blended with contemporary living. Extending to over 3,200 square feet of beautifully presented accommodation arranged over three levels, the property offers an abundance of space, character and versatility, ideal for modern family life while retaining the elegance and craftsmanship of its heritage.

Constructed in traditional stone with classic Georgian symmetry, the home immediately impresses with its timeless façade and welcoming presence. Internally, the property boasts six generously proportioned bedrooms, three well appointed bathrooms, and three substantial reception rooms, each rich in original features. High ceilings, deep set windows, detailed cornicing and feature fireplaces create a sense of grandeur, while tasteful upgrades ensure comfort and efficiency throughout.

The three reception rooms provide superb flexibility for both formal entertaining and relaxed family living. Whether enjoying a quiet evening by the fire, hosting guests, or creating a dedicated study or playroom, these elegant spaces adapt effortlessly to changing needs.

A particular highlight of the home is the magnificent 450 square foot open-plan kitchen and dining room, the true heart of the property. Thoughtfully designed to combine scale with warmth, this impressive space offers ample room for cooking, dining and socialising. Contemporary cabinetry and quality appliances sit harmoniously alongside traditional elements, while generous work surfaces and storage make it as practical as it is stylish. Large windows draw in natural light and provide delightful views across the garden grounds, creating a bright and inviting atmosphere ideal for everyday living and entertaining alike.

The upper floors continue to impress, with six well proportioned bedrooms offering flexibility for family accommodation, guest rooms or home working. The three bathrooms are finished to a high standard, balancing period character with modern convenience.

Externally, the property is enveloped by substantial walled garden grounds, forming a wonderfully private courtyard setting. These mature gardens provide a tranquil retreat, perfect for outdoor dining, gardening enthusiasts, or simply enjoying the summer sun in complete seclusion. The sense of privacy and shelter created by the traditional stone walls enhances the property’s charm and exclusivity.

Situated in Yetts O’Muckhart, the location perfectly complements the home’s character. This picturesque setting offers a peaceful village aesthetic, surrounded by beautiful countryside, whilst remaining within easy driving distance of Stirling city centre and the highly regarded Dollar Academy. It is a rare opportunity to acquire a distinguished period residence that offers both rural tranquillity and convenient access to amenities and schooling.

This outstanding home represents a unique blend of history, space and modern comfort, a truly special home of lasting appeal.

Offering bright, comfortable accommodation with the added advantage of private outdoor space, this substantial, main door two-bedroom lower ground floor conversion is conveniently located within one of Glasgow’s most sought after addresses – directly opposite Kelvingrove Park and within half a mile of Glasgow University.

Park Terrace was designed by renowned architect Charles Wilson and was constructed around 1851. This breath-taking, curving Ashlar terrace is of the French Renaissance style, which is widely associated with the beautiful district in which the property is set—locally known as ‘Park’. Park Terrace benefits from a central, yet peaceful, location between the West End & City Centre, at the edge of Kelvingrove Park. As such, the property for sale is set within a stunning streetscape, with a blonde sandstone terrace on one side and a lawn, mature trees and substantial bushes on the other that allude to the 85 acres of beautiful parkland that lies below the parapet wall. Number 15 is adjacent to the main upper entrance to Kelvingrove Park, where the Lord Roberts Equestrian Statue is situated. The central location of Park Terrace places the home for sale within easy walking distance of a superb selection of local amenities, including restaurants, bars, coffee shops, convenience stores and public transport links. This area is particularly popular with professionals who work at Glasgow University and indeed with those who commute throughout West Central Scotland and require rapid access to major road networks—Junction 18 of the M8 motorway is just a few minutes’ drive from the property’s front door.

The home for sale is held within number 15 and can be accessed via the grand communal hallway or, alternatively through the property’s private main door entrance. If entering through the main door, access is granted to the plot through a wrought iron gateway and flagstone steps that lead downstairs to the low-maintenance front ‘well-garden’ which faces south-west and therefore receives afternoon and evening sunshine. A great outdoor space to sit out with friends or enjoy a quiet drink if the sun happens to come out! As mentioned, the apartment can also be accessed via the communal hallway, which has a secure door and buzzer entry system. This large communal reception area has bright, attractive decor and stunning traditional features, including Corinthian columns and a disused ‘birdcage’ elevator. Carpeted steps then lead downstairs to the lower level, where the apartment can be accessed. The lower ground corridor also leads to the rear door, which provides access to the shared rear garden area too.

Internally, this is a spacious and well-appointed two-bedroom conversion that offers bright, airy living quarters that will appeal to professionals, academics working at Glasgow University, and even downsizers in search of comfortable accommodation and easily maintained outdoor space.  In brief, the accommodation extends to: entrance hall, impressive living room with space to dine, and an open-plan kitchen complete with centre island and fitted appliances, principal bedroom which benefits from a peaceful setting within the rear elevation of the building and has a broad bank of in-built wardrobes and en-suite bathroom, second king-sized bedroom, which can comfortably accommodate free-standing furniture and dressing table, dressing area with wardrobes and access to a Jack and Jill bathroom which can also be reached from the main hall.

Situated within the highly sought-after Kings Park district of Stirling, this exceptional sandstone semi-detached villa offers an outstanding opportunity to acquire a substantial period home of remarkable character and scale. Rarely available on the open market, the property extends to over 3,000 square feet of beautifully appointed living accommodation, seamlessly blending timeless architectural charm with thoughtfully designed modern living.

From the moment you arrive, the home’s striking sandstone façade, traditional proportions, and commanding presence set the tone for what lies within. Internally, the property showcases a wealth of original period features, including ornate cornicing, ceiling roses, intricate woodwork, feature fireplaces, and generous bay windows that flood the interiors with natural light. These elegant details have been carefully preserved, ensuring the home retains its historic integrity while catering effortlessly to contemporary family life.

The accommodation is both extensive and versatile, comprising four/five well-proportioned bedrooms, three bathrooms, and four impressive reception rooms. The formal lounge offers a refined space ideal for entertaining, while additional reception areas provide flexibility for family living, home working, or leisure use. High ceilings and expansive room dimensions throughout further enhance the sense of grandeur and space.

An extension has significantly enhanced the ground floor accommodation, creating an exceptional open-plan living area designed with modern lifestyles in mind. This superb addition provides a seamless connection between indoor and outdoor living, forming the true heart of the home while complementing the original architectural style.

Upstairs, the generous bedrooms offer adaptable living arrangements, with the principal suite enjoying particularly impressive proportions. The additional bedrooms are equally well-sized, ideal for family members or guests, while the contemporary bathrooms are finished to a high standard.

Externally, the property enjoys mature, well-maintained grounds that provide privacy and a tranquil setting within this prestigious residential area. To the rear of the garden, a garage provides valuable parking or storage space and is conveniently accessed via Drummond Place Lane. The established Kings Park location offers convenient access to excellent local schooling, amenities, and transport links, while being just moments from the green open spaces that make this district so desirable.

Combining substantial living space, period elegance, and a prime address, this magnificent sandstone villa represents a truly rare addition to the market — a distinguished family home of exceptional quality in one of Stirling’s most coveted neighbourhoods.

Forming part of an impressive ‘category B’ listed former mansion house dating from circa 1790, this substantial and characterful lower conversion offers a rare opportunity to acquire a home of genuine architectural significance within the mature garden grounds of one of Rhu’s most admired period properties. Set within this highly desirable conservation village, the property combines timeless period detail with generous proportions and excellent scope for sympathetic modernisation.

Accessed via a secure communal entrance with door entry system, the building immediately impresses with its split-level hall, stone detailing and striking architectural presence. The flat itself opens into a welcoming hallway that sets the tone for the accommodation within. At the end of the hall lies a bright and spacious bay-windowed lounge, a superb reception room enjoying open aspects to the front and flooded with natural light. The bay projection enhances both space and character, while a substantial built-in cupboard provides excellent storage. Adjacent to the lounge is the kitchen, a well-sized room offering an abundance of wall-mounted and counter-level units along with excellent storage capacity. While now requiring modernisation, it provides a strong foundation for a stylish and functional contemporary kitchen. Double doors lead through to a large pantry area that offers exceptional additional storage and further potential for creative use. The property offers two generous double bedrooms, both comfortably proportioned and capable of accommodating additional free standing furniture without compromise. Positioned at the end of the hallway, the bathroom is notably spacious and currently fitted with a bath with shower overhead, wc and wash hand basin. As with the kitchen, upgrading would unlock significant potential and allow a purchaser to create a refined interior befitting the building’s stature. Storage throughout the home is a particular strength, with multiple cupboards located in the hallway, adjacent to the bathroom and within a dedicated boiler cupboard, ensuring practicality complements the period charm. Heating is provided by mains gas central heating, and the windows are predominantly aluminium-framed casement style, with a traditional sash and case window retained in the kitchen, preserving an authentic period element.

The building itself retains a wealth of traditional features including solid stone construction, a roughcast exterior, stone detailing to bay projections and windows, and decorative moulded plasterwork and cornicing. Feature stone columns within the communal entrance further reflect the property’s historic pedigree.

Externally, the property enjoys extensive shared garden grounds comprising well-maintained lawns, mature trees and shrubs, a rockery and embankment to the rear, as well as a communal drying area. Surfaced off-street parking is available and accessed via a shared private road.

Rhu remains one of the area’s most picturesque and sought-after coastal villages, offering a selection of local amenities while benefiting from close proximity to the broader facilities of Helensburgh town centre, including supermarkets, independent shops, leisure facilities and schooling. The property is particularly well placed for commuting, with straightforward access to Glasgow, the M8 motorway network and Glasgow Airport, making it an appealing proposition for those seeking period grandeur within a well-connected yet tranquil village setting.