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Set within one of Glasgow’s most desirable addresses, this substantial three-bedroom upper duplex at 2a Westbourne Gardens is a rare find. Designed by renowned architect James Thomson and constructed in 1872, this B-listed blonde sandstone terrace is located on the preferred South-facing side of Westbourne Gardens, a peaceful, leafy enclave in the heart of Dowanhill. Tucked away from the bustle yet just a short stroll from Byres Road, Glasgow University, the Botanic Gardens, and excellent transport links including Hyndland Rail Station, the property offers a perfect combination of tranquility and accessibility.

Occupying a pavilion house at the end of the terrace, this remarkable duplex benefits from its own private main door entrance—a rare feature in such a sought-after property. The entrance opens into the original reception hall, which is adorned with a feature fireplace and a grand staircase that leads to the main body of accommodation. Throughout the property, beautiful original features are preserved, including intricate ceiling plasterwork, bold skirting boards, and large aperture windows that flood the space with natural light. Due to its gable-end position, the home enjoys picturesque views over the stunning residents’ pleasure garden and leafy vistas in every direction.

Westbourne Gardens itself offers a magnificent central focal point, with beautifully maintained, triangular-shaped leisure gardens, thanks to the efforts of the local residents’ association and appointed factor. The garden features rolling green lawns, mature trees, a variety of seating areas, and a newly added children’s garden, creating a peaceful and family-friendly environment.

Internally, the accommodation is vast and impressive, with large, bright spaces throughout. Upon entering the reception hall, a sweeping curved staircase leads to the first level, where you will find a magnificent drawing room with a bay window offering views of the gardens. Adjacent is a spacious home office, perfect for remote working. The large dining kitchen is fully equipped with modern appliances, while a utility room and bathroom with contrasting travertine tiling complete this level. The upper floor, accessed via another beautiful sweeping staircase, leads to an attractive split-level landing with a large skylight, creating a bright and airy atmosphere when you arrive at the top level. The property boasts three large king-sized bedrooms, with the principal bedroom benefiting from an en-suite shower room and a fitted dressing room. The main family bathroom features a beautiful four-piece suite, including an original cast-iron bathtub, adding a touch of luxury.

This is a truly unique opportunity to acquire an exceptionally rare property. The combination of a private main door entrance, its position within a pavilion house, and its location on the preferred side of Westbourne Gardens makes this an unmissable prospect for discerning buyers seeking a substantial, character-filled home in one of Glasgow’s most desirable residential areas. Early viewing is highly recommended to fully appreciate the grandeur and charm of this truly exceptional property.

Presented to the market in exceptional condition, this stunning traditional red sandstone detached villa, dating back to the early 1900s, is a rare gem in the heart of Renfrew. Offering six bedrooms, two elegant public rooms, a generously proportioned dining kitchen, two luxurious family bathrooms, and expansive, beautifully maintained gardens, this remarkable home is just a short stroll from the much loved Robertson Park.

Occupying an impressive and extensive plot, this rarely available property is locally recognised as one of Renfrew’s most sought-after homes combining timeless period charm, substantial living space, and a prime location. Of particular note is the property’s unique dual access potential, with the opportunity to open up from Fauldshead Road to the rear, in addition to the existing grand entrance on prestigious Oxford Road.

Internally, the home has been lovingly maintained and retains a wealth of period features, including generous bay windows, ornate ceiling roses, intricate cornicing, and stunning original stained glass. Every corner of the property reflects the craftsmanship of its era, while offering modern functionality.

The accommodation begins with a welcoming entrance vestibule leading to an impressive reception hallway, which provides access to the principal apartments and features a grand staircase rising to the upper floor. The ground level boasts two spacious reception rooms, perfect for both formal entertaining and family living, a versatile double bedroom, and a substantial dining kitchen complete with integrated appliances and a wide range of fitted units. From the kitchen, a practical utility room provides access to the immaculate rear gardens, ideal for families and those who love outdoor living.

On the half landing, you will find a luxurious family bathroom featuring a four-piece suite including a free-standing bath and walk-in shower. Upstairs, the property offers five further generous double bedrooms, each beautifully proportioned and filled with natural light.

A fully lined loft with Velux windows offers fantastic additional storage or the opportunity for conversion into further living accommodation, subject to the relevant planning consents.

Externally, the garden grounds are a standout feature, extensive, private, and beautifully kept, offering plenty of space for relaxation, play, or even further development.

Located in one of Renfrew’s most desirable addresses, this property is perfectly positioned for easy access to a wide range of local amenities including shops, cafes, restaurants, and supermarkets. Excellent transport links are close at hand, with regular bus services to Paisley, the Queen Elizabeth Hospital, and Glasgow City Centre. The nearby M8 motorway provides swift access to Glasgow International Airport, the City Centre, and beyond. Renfrew also benefits from a selection of well-regarded primary and secondary schools.

Offering stylish, luxurious accommodation is this stunning top-floor three-bedroom apartment, 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 17 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 17 top floor right position and can be accessed via the grand communal hallway, which has a secure door and buzzer entry system. This large communal reception area has bright, attractive decor and stunning traditional features. Carpeted steps lead upstairs, where the apartment can be accessed. Internally, this is a spacious, professionally upgraded three-bedroom conversion that offers bright, luxurious living quarters that will appeal to professionals, academics, and even downsizers in search of comfortable accommodation. 

This apartment consists, lovely long reception hall leading to a large, L-shaped open-plan lounge/dinning room and kitchen, the lounge offers spectacular views over the park towards the university. The kitchen features top-quality wall and floor units, integrated appliances, and an impressive island unit complete with a wine fridge. There is also plenty of space for a large dining table and chairs making this a great room for families or for entertaining. The principal bedroom is equipped with fitted wardrobes and an en-suite shower room. Two additional good-sized bedrooms, also featuring fitted wardrobes, provide comfortable accommodation for family or guests. The family bathroom offers a four-piece suite, including twin wash-hand basins. The property is decorated in modern colours complimented with hard wood and tiled flooring. Additional amenities include gas central heating, double glazing, and a security-controlled entrance for peace of mind.

Welcome to 8 Wedderburn House, a charming and impressive one-bedroom ground floor apartment, set within an exclusive and beautifully maintained development in the highly sought-after Inveresk area of Musselburgh.

The property forms part of the sympathetically refurbished Wedderburn House, a substantial and characterful Victorian residence dating back to 1861, located within the picturesque conservation village of Inveresk.

Accessed via a secure entry phone system, residents are welcomed into a grand and well-maintained shared entrance hallway. Upon entering the apartment, the inviting reception hallway features dark wood flooring which flows seamlessly throughout the property, complemented by high ceilings and tasteful neutral décor. Two generous storage cupboards are also located here, providing excellent practicality.

The well-proportioned living room is a standout space, retaining much of the property’s original charm with high ceilings, decorative cornicing and traditional windows. The room enjoys a warm and cosy atmosphere while offering ample space for both relaxing and dining, making it ideal for entertaining. Double doors lead through to the kitchen, creating a pleasing semi-open plan layout.

The kitchen is fitted with an excellent range of modern units and provides space for a small dining table. A large traditional window offers tranquil views across the beautifully maintained communal grounds, enhancing the sense of peace and privacy.

The principal bedroom is exceptionally well appointed, featuring two built-in wardrobes and lovely views over the communal gardens. The en-suite bathroom is finished with floor-to-ceiling tiling and includes a shower over the bath. A separate WC adds further convenience.

The property further benefits from gas central heating and double-glazed windows throughout.

Externally, residents enjoy access to the attractive communal grounds, along with the convenience of an allocated parking space & an additional visitor space.

Included within the sale are a range of white goods, comprising a washing machine, dishwasher, and fridge/freezer. Additionally, the living room sofa, two chairs, and dining table with chairs are included, along with the kitchen table and chairs. The bedroom also benefits from the inclusion of the bed and mirrored chest of drawers.

Location:

Inveresk is a highly desirable and picturesque village situated approximately seven miles east of Edinburgh. Commuting is straightforward, with excellent transport links available by car, bus or train from nearby Musselburgh or Wallyford. Edinburgh City Bypass and Edinburgh International Airport are also easily accessible. Musselburgh itself is a vibrant and thriving town just minutes away, offering an excellent range of local amenities including restaurants, bars, cafés and independent coffee shops. Recreational facilities are superb, with a variety of golf courses nearby, including the historic Musselburgh Old Golf Course, while the renowned East Lothian coastal courses are within easy reach. Musselburgh Racecourse, the Quayside Leisure Centre and scenic walks along the River Esk, Fisherrow Harbour and the Firth of Forth coastline further enhance the area’s appeal. A good selection of respected state and independent schools is available at nursery, primary and secondary levels.

A remarkably rare opportunity to purchase an architecturally spectacular family home. Number 16 Russell Place is a unique 5 bedroom, 4 public room property, set over 3 levels, presenting an excellent opportunity to create a generational home, offering plenty of scope to enhance the existing accommodation.

With an extended private driveway, the house is set far back from the quiet street in the very heart of Trinity. It is surrounded by magnificent mature trees, including beech, black walnut, cedar, apple and Scots pine and has a large and private walled garden and a gated entrance to the front.

The property dates back to the later 19th Century, consistent with many of the Victorian period properties in the area.  Entered via private gate, a path leads to the entrance and vestibule.  Internally, you are greeted by the grand entrance hall and ornate staircase.  To the front, there is a large reception room with magnificent shutters, carved fireplace, cornice and ceiling rose. The dining room has French doors that can open into the well-equipped modernised kitchen with Aga range cooker, creating a wonderful open-plan family space.  There is a bright family room to the rear, overlooking the large matured garden and again boasting sumptuous decorative features. Completing the ground level is separate WC and shower room.

The grand stairs lead upwards and pass a magnificent stained-glass window emblazoned with this home’s enduring moto ‘Pro Rege et grege’ – For King and flock. The stained glass also features the monogram of its builders and first family, R&R Patterson. This is a house with lineage. A spacious and useful landing leads to a drawing room with full height windows leading out to a small balcony over the front entrance. This grand room features the finest fireplace in the property. There are 3 large double bedrooms on this level, family bathroom and storage space. 

A further internal staircase brings you up to the upper level that features a hugely impressive open space with large skylight, likely the original Victorian nursery. It now provides an excellent, versatile opportunity to use as a bedroom, or a more creative space such as artist studio or exceptional home office space.  It boasts an additional room off to the side (likely once for the nanny), as well as ample storage within the eves.  This top floor also features additional double bedroom and separate shower room.

The property is full of character and period features as one would expect, including ornate cornicing and ceiling roses, fireplaces throughout, original flooring and windows.  It benefits from gas central heating and has useful storage cupboards throughout.

Externally, the property is set within lovely matured and extensive garden spaces.  A private drive leads to a garage outbuilding to the rear of the grounds.  Off the rear door from the kitchen area, there are 2 workshop or utility spaces that each have secure doors from the rear patio area.

Russell Place is a quiet street that runs through Trinity, a welcoming, friendly and peaceful area that is generally regarded as one of the prime suburbs of Edinburgh.  Easily reaching the city centre by car or public transport, the area is also well serviced by local shops, restaurants and bars.  There are also excellent local schools within the catchment, as well as Independent schools such as Edinburgh Academy or Erskine Stewarts Melville within easy reach.  Leisure is locally available, from gyms, tennis club, cycling paths and open parks near by.  An exceptional property within a highly desirable area.

Set in the heart of the sought after Kings Park area, this exceptional semi detached period property is beautifully presented, immaculately maintained, and offers stunning views towards both Kings Park and the iconic Stirling Castle.
This distinguished traditional home blends timeless architectural elegance with luxurious modern living, showcasing an array of exquisite original features including ornate cornicing, stained glass windows, deep moulded skirtings, and grand bay windows that flood the rooms with natural light.

The flexible accommodation is arranged over two generous levels and begins with an attractive entrance vestibule leading to a wide and welcoming reception hallway. The elegant bay windowed drawing room features a working open fire and provides a refined setting for relaxation or entertaining. The formal dining room enjoys picturesque views across Kings Park, while a comfortable family room, complete with wood burning stove, offers the perfect space for informal gatherings. A functional home office, conveniently accessed from the family room, is enhanced by high speed fibre internet – making it an ideal space for remote work.

The bespoke fully fitted kitchen is the heart of the home, featuring a central island, granite worktops, and a range cooker – ideal for the culinary enthusiast. A useful utility room offers direct access to the rear garden, and a charming traditionally styled cloakroom WC completes the ground floor accommodation.

An impressive original staircase leads to the upper landing where the superb principal suite awaits – a spacious and serene retreat with bespoke fitted wardrobes, and a luxurious en suite bathroom. The second bedroom, originally a morning reception room, is bright and generous in size with a beautiful bay window. Two further well proportioned double bedrooms and a stylish family bathroom complete the upper level.

Externally, the property continues to impress. A large mono bloc driveway provides multi-car parking and leads to the detached double garage, which benefits from an electric car charging point at the side. The beautifully maintained wrap-around front garden enhances the home’s kerb appeal. To the rear, the landscaped garden is equally immaculate, with a delightful selection of mature shrubs and potted plants. A premium Mozolowski & Murray garden room is perfectly positioned to enjoy the evening sun – an ideal space for alfresco dining, quiet reading, or entertaining guests.

Drummond Place lies within one of Stirling’s most desirable residential pockets, just a short walk from the city centre. King’s Park and Stirling Golf Club are only moments away, offering superb outdoor leisure opportunities.

Stirling is steeped in history, home to landmarks such as Stirling Castle and the Wallace Monument. It also boasts excellent shopping, dining, and cultural amenities, including the nearby University of Stirling and MacRobert Arts Centre.

Families are well catered for, with both primary and secondary schools within walking distance, and several respected independent schools nearby including Fairview International in Bridge of Allan, Dollar Academy, and Morrison’s Academy.

For commuters, Stirling Station (a 15-minute walk) offers regular rail services to Glasgow, Edinburgh, and the north. The motorway network provides swift access to Glasgow (24 miles), Edinburgh (37 miles), and Perth (33 miles), while the city’s location on the edge of the Trossachs and Loch Lomond National Park makes it a gateway to some of Scotland’s most breathtaking countryside.

Commanding a top floor, corner position, this stunning two bedroom luxury flat offers bright and spacious accommodation throughout and is available for immediate entry. Set on the preferred side of the building, away from the roundabout and benefitting from Southerly aspects from both balconies, the property comprises of particularly spacious accommodation and will prove very appealing to young professionals and downsizers a like. This fabulous property occupies an ideal position within Giffnock, ideally placed just a short walk from both Whitecraigs and Giffnock Train Station, multiple bus links and a host of shopping amenities as well as being a stones throw from Rouken Glen Park.

The property benefits from private, underground parking with access gained via a remote control where two private parking spaces are found. The entrance to the property promotes the grandeur within and is accessed via a secure door entry system, leading into the residents lobby where a lift provides access to all of the floors within.

Our 3D Virtual Tours, HD Videos and Floorplans will provide a better idea of form and layout, however, a summary of the accommodation includes; a spacious entrance hall way with two large storage cupboards and a beautifully tiled WC/Cloakroom. Thereafter, there is well appointed dining room at the heart of the flat with a further, sizeable storage cupboard positioned off and access to all of the internal accommodation within. There is a sizeable lounge, bathed in light from dual aspect windows and providing wonderful views, a dining sized kitchen comprising a range of fitted storage units, ample work top space, a range of integral appliances and space for further dining/living furniture and two generous double bedrooms which both benefit from built in wardrobes, private balconies and ensuite bathroom/shower room.

Viewing is highly encouraged to appreciate the specification, space and position of this home.

Set within one of Glasgow’s most architecturally impressive Victorian buildings, this spacious and beautifully presented duplex apartment occupies a prime fourth-floor position in the renowned B-listed former Co-operative building. Accessed via a secure entry system with lift and well-maintained carpeted stairwell, the property combines historic grandeur with contemporary design, offering stylish city living just moments from the heart of Glasgow.

The accommodation is arranged over two levels and boasts an expansive open-plan layout, flooded with natural light from triple-glazed Velux windows. A welcoming entrance hallway leads to the main bathroom, complete with shower-over-bath, and opens into a truly spectacular living and dining space — ideal for entertaining or relaxing. The modern fitted kitchen is positioned just off the lounge and features a range of floor and wall-mounted units along with integrated appliances.

Upstairs, the upper floor hosts two generous double bedrooms, both offering ample space for free-standing furniture. The principal bedroom further benefits from a sleek en-suite shower room, completing the well-balanced accommodation.

Finished in fresh, neutral décor throughout, the property also benefits from a modern electric ‘wet’ central heating system, triple-glazed windows, private residents’ parking, and access to an on-site residents’ gym.

With its iconic setting, spacious layout, and unrivalled proximity to Glasgow city centre, this exceptional apartment is perfectly suited to a range of buyers — from city professionals to discerning investors.

The property for sale forms part of a magnificent Tudor style mansion house, built by renowned architect John Allan in 1893 and is situated on the edge of the Kings Park area of Stirling. It is a converted first-floor unit within a substantial detached building, offering a unique blend of character and modern living. The building itself is a three-storey structure with an additional four-storey tower, providing a distinctive and spacious environment. The conversion, completed around 1995, successfully preserves the building’s original charm while incorporating contemporary features.

Upon entering the property, you are welcomed by an entrance vestibule that leads into a spacious hallway. The grand lounge/dining room is a true highlight of the property, featuring a  vaulted ceiling, which creates a sense of openness and grandeur. This striking architectural feature adds a dramatic flair to the space, with exposed beams enhancing the room’s character. The room is flooded with natural light from large windows, which not only brighten the area but also offer views of the surrounding garden grounds.

A standout feature of the lounge is the inglenook fireplace, providing a cozy and atmospheric focal point to the room. This traditional fireplace evokes a sense of warmth and charm, making the lounge the perfect space for relaxation during cooler months. The lounge flows seamlessly into the dining area, making it an ideal space for entertaining or family gatherings.

The modern kitchen, located just off the dining area, is well-equipped and offers ample storage and counter space. Whether you’re preparing a quick meal or cooking a full dinner, the kitchen offers practicality without sacrificing style. The kitchen features a beautiful stained glass window that adds character and a unique decorative touch.

The principal bedroom is a spacious and restful retreat, featuring an ensuite shower room for added privacy and convenience. This room is large enough to comfortably fit a king-sized bed, with space for additional furniture. The bedroom also boasts large south-facing bay windows that flood the room with natural light throughout the day. The ensuite bathroom is designed with modern fixtures, providing a relaxing and private sanctuary.

The second bedroom, currently used as a guest room, offers flexibility for various uses. It can easily accommodate a double bed and provides a comfortable space for family or friends. Additionally, there is a versatile third bedroom, which is currently used as a study but could serve as another bedroom or hobby room.

A well-appointed bathroom serves the guest bedroom and study, featuring modern fixtures and fittings to ensure comfort and convenience.

The internal layout of the property blends traditional features with contemporary design. High ceilings, open eaves, and the inglenook fireplace in the lounge contribute to the character of the conversion, while the modern living spaces ensure comfort and functionality. The result is a stylish, unique home full of charm and space.

Steeped in rich heritage and character, Dullatur House dates back to circa 1740. Originally constructed as a grand courtyard complex with ancillary buildings surrounded by expansive farmland, this remarkable residence has been meticulously modernised while preserving its timeless charm. Nestled within approximately an acre of mature, beautifully landscaped gardens, the property enjoys exceptional privacy and tranquillity, set within the conservation area of historic Dullatur. The area itself boasts strong connections to the Antonine Wall — a relic of the Roman Empire’s frontier — and developed further with the arrival of the railway in the 1870s, establishing Dullatur as a sought-after commuter haven for Glasgow’s professionals.

The present owners have devoted significant care, effort, and investment into transforming Dullatur House into an expansive and versatile family home. Their extensive renovation programme has introduced a new slate roof, a modern gas central heating system with Hive controls, a newly fitted kitchen and luxurious bathrooms, upgraded electrical wiring, and a host of further enhancements, all seamlessly integrated with a wealth of original period features. Elegant ornate cornicing, grand fireplaces, and impressively scaled rooms all combine to preserve the architectural prestige of the home’s historic origins. Properties of this size, character, and historical significance are seldom available, offering a truly unique living experience where traditional grandeur meets contemporary convenience.

The accommodation is exceptionally spacious and includes a welcoming reception hall leading to a magnificent drawing room complete with bay window, original cornicing, multi-fuel stove, and direct garden access. The library, with new, locally hand-crafted fireplace in Italian stone, bespoke floor to ceiling bookshelves and polished original parquet floor, is a beautiful place to sit and take time out. The stunning modern fitted kitchen/dining room, with major appliances and double doors opening to the rear gardens, is perfect for modern family living and entertaining. Practical spaces include a utility room, cloakroom with WC, and an attractive conservatory that links the main house to the west wing.

Upstairs, there are three generously sized bedrooms on the first floor, including a principal suite with bespoke built in floor to ceiling wardrobes and an elegant newly installed shower room and, which also leads to the west wing’s impressive upstairs lounge. The second bedroom benefits from its own en suite bathroom again with bespoke floor to ceiling wardrobes, with the upstairs bedrooms further complemented by a stylish family bathroom. The second floor reveals two additional bedrooms, both offering spectacular far-reaching views across rooftops and treetops towards the Campsie Fells.

The west wing is exceptionally versatile, comprising a sixth bedroom (currently utilised as a video podcast studio). A staircase leading to the original billiards room, which is now a spectacular lounge with windows all round taking in the views and an impressive centre piece chandelier and a seventh bedroom with a newly installed en suite.

A sweeping crunch gravel driveway leads to extensive parking, an integral double garage, and a storeroom. The mature and expansive grounds, extending to around one acre, provide outstanding outdoor space for relaxation, recreation, or further potential enhancements, all within a setting of remarkable privacy.

Located off Dullatur Road via a newly resurfaced private lane, the property is situated among a collection of individual, unique homes. Dullatur Tennis Club and a children’s play park are conveniently located nearby at the junction of Victoria Road, while Dullatur Golf Club is also easily accessible. For commuters, the M80 motorway and Croy Train Station offer swift and direct services to Glasgow Queen Street in approximately 15 minutes and Edinburgh Haymarket in around 35 minutes.

This is truly an extraordinary opportunity to acquire a magnificent period home in one of the area’s most prestigious and desirable locations. To fully appreciate the grandeur, setting, and history of Dullatur House, we warmly invite you to arrange a private viewing.