1 bed flat to rent

Buccleuch Street, Glasgow G3

Deposit £300 - DJ Alexander are delighted to present this furnished, one bedroom flat located in the heart of Garnethill in the West End of Glasgow.

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Furnished flat located in leafy outlook and communal gardens plus onsite concierge.
Security controlled access onto entrance with stairs to upper levels, L shaped reception hall, impressive lounge/dining room enjoying easterly aspects, deep walk-in utility/storage cupboard off, also off this apartment is a fully fitted breakfasting kitchen. Generous bedroom with built-in fitted wardrobes and bathroom with shower over bath.

The property further benefits from gas central heating and permit parking.

The property is located in the heart of Glasgow City Centre, in the historical district of Garnethill - a thriving area with some of the most impressive architecture in the city including Glasgow School of Art and St. Aloysius` College. Garnethill is situated close to Sauchiehall Street, with a good selction of shops as well as many restaurants and bars.

The accommodation is ideally located for City living with easy access to Queen Street, Glasgow Central train stations and Cowcaddens Subway station.

Deposit: £300
EPC Rating: C
Council Tax Band: B
Landlord Registration: 1063430/260/24061
Additional costs: Council tax and water charge / utilities / broadband (if applicable)
Heating Type: Gas Central Heating
Property Floor: Third Floor
Utilities: Tbc
Broadband Type: Gfast broadband available *as obtained from . Further information regarding broadband and phone signal can be obtained from the Ofcom broadband and mobile coverage checker
Parking Type: Permit
Scottish Letting Agent Registration Number: LARN1812026

Planning permission: Please check this properties local authority planning website for any planning which may impact the property or local area in future

All statements contained herein are believed to be correct but are not guaranteed and interested parties must satisfy themselves as to their accuracy.