Property description

• Combining diverse ingredients with all the skills of a Masterchef contestant the architects Elder and Cannon managed to blend this glass tower of 2004 sympathetically into the lee of the famous South Portland Street Suspension Bridge of 1853. This sixth floor two bedroom flat has super views and a balcony. EER Band B


Combining diverse ingredients with all the skills of a Masterchef contestant, the architects Elder and Cannon managed to blend this glass tower of 2004 sympathetically into the lee of the famous South Portland Street Suspension Bridge of 1853. This sixth floor two bedroom flat has super views and a balcony. The Icon is balanced in steel and glass and was lauded in both The Saltire and Scottish Design Awards.

The accommodation comprises glass lift elevator access and stair access, inner hallway, inset store cupboard and feature lounge with south west facing aspects over the river. There is a fitted kitchen appointed with oven, hob, extractor, washer dryer, fridge freezer and dishwasher. Completing the accommodation are two generous bedrooms, master with en-suite and internal bathroom with three piece suite.

The property has bright open aspects to the south and west. Further benefits include gas central heating and double glazing.

Lounge	11'6\" x 18'3\" (3.5m x 5.56m).
Bedroom One	15'5\" x 9'11\" (4.7m x 3.02m).
En-Suite	4'4\" x 5'11\" (1.32m x 1.8m).
Bedroom Two	9'4\" x 14'6\" (2.84m x 4.42m).

From our Candleriggs office turn right onto Trongate and continue along turning left onto Stockwell Street. Following down Stockwell Street turn right onto Howard Street. Then following round join Clyde Street turning right onto Clyde Street and following along turning right onto Maxwell Street where number 101 is situated on the right hand side.