ICYMI: We would move in tomorrow 🤩
If you are looking to make the leap and get a place of your own, a property has just come on the market and we think it could be a winner.
The home, which is on the market for 'offers over' £139k, is held within a stunning, polished red ashlar fronted B-listed building which faces south and directly onto the rolling lawns of Glasgow Green.And according to Clyde Property, who are advertising the stunning home, the former market building was designed by architects Honeyman & Keppie in 1890 which was then converted into luxury apartments in the year 2000.
The stylish and modern property has one bathroom and one bedroom which is a double room with a built in wardrobe. If you like to explore Glasgow's food and drinks scene as much as we do, nearby locations will offer a variety of places to choose from with a selection of bars, cafés, restaurants and shops being easily accessed within minutes of leaving Greendyke Street on foot.
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