Property description

• It\‘s nice having a 136 acre front garden and this uber stylish second floor two bedroom flat has, in Glasgow Green, just that. Effortlessly elegant with awesome views and designed by the most eminent Glasgow Architects of the late Victorian period Honeyman and Keppie, who had the foresight to employ a young C R Mackintosh who did much of his most famous work while employed in the firm, this South facing 2nd floor 2 bedroom flat is in the former Wool and Tallow Auction Market Building dating from 1890.
• EER Band -C


It\‘s nice having a 136 acre front garden and this uber stylish second floor two bedroom flat has, in Glasgow Green, just that. Effortlessly elegant with awesome views and designed by the most eminent Glasgow Architects of the late Victorian period Honeyman and Keppie, who had the foresight to employ a young C R Mackintosh who did much of his most famous work while employed in the firm, this South facing 2nd floor 2 bedroom flat is in the former Wool and Tallow Auction Market Building dating from 1890. Adjacent to many of Glasgow\‘s amenities including access to Glasgow\‘s Merchant City, the property offers exceptional views over the Green and has an allocated parking space.

This contemporary styled flat offers modern living within a traditional style red sandstone building. The accommodation comprises security controlled entrance way leading to a communal hallway with lift and stair access to all levels, a reception hallway with storage leading to a bright and spacious lounge/dining room with three large south facing windows and refitted kitchen set to rear, appliances. There are two double bedrooms both quietly set viewing to rear. The bedrooms are complimented with integrated mirrored wardrobes. There is a very stylish and refitted shower room with tiled walls and floors and large shower cubicle. In addition the property has double glazing, good storage and parking to the rear.

EER Band -C



From our Candleriggs office turn right onto Bell Street, proceed through the junction with Albion Street to the traffic lights at High Street. Turn right onto High Street and proceed through Glasgow Cross, under the railway bridge and onto Saltmarket. Take an immediate left onto St Andrews Square, at the junction turn right onto Turnbull Street to the foot of the road and take a left onto Greendyke Street where number 39 can be found there after on the left hand side.