Ralston Road, Bearsden

A truly exceptional five apartment (plus dining kitchen) triplex apartment that enjoys a prime location in one of Bearsden’s marquee addresses. One of only three unique “villa apartments”, bespoke designed and built by Murray Russell, architect, and his development company, responsible for some of Bearsden’s and Milngavie’s most admired and highest quality modern homes. Built in the early 2000’s, the standard of finish, specification and space afforded is simply superb.

Located within the prized address of Ralston Road, just to the north of The Cross, the apartment is, in essence, a “triplex” flat with accommodation set over three levels, the majority of which set on the first floor (see floor plan), providing both living and sleeping facilities and specifically designed for clients of retirement/semi-retirement age ready to move from perhaps a more substantial family home to a property that provides less rooms, certainly less garden, but not necessarily less space. It would, nonetheless, still hold appeal, given its three bedrooms, for families too.

The design is unique and considered. Window arrangements, with many rooms having double and, indeed, triple aspects, flood the property with light. Its private entrance door, set to the westerly gable of the building building, ensures privacy where there is the flats own area of garden which lies immediately beyond the patio and then down the side of the building, beyond which are extensive shared common grounds under lawn and interspersed with fine mature trees and planted shrubbery.

The specification is a catalogue of quality and includes external stonework in beautiful Derbyshire stone and a handsome pitched and slated roof. Skirtings, facings and architraves are in gorgeous American alder. Doors are beech with contemporary brushed nickel ironmongery. Windows are double glazed and of a stunning quality – by Rationel of Denmark, finished in, maintenance free, powder coated aluminium to the exterior with the warmth of natural painted timber to the inside. Sanitary ware is all contemporary white by either Porcelanosa or Duravit, along with some lovely white Italian Carrara marble surfaces – three bathrooms (all en-suite), and a guest toilet. The kitchen is by the high-end German manufacturer Bulthaup and the utility units are by Pronorm - both supplied by Cameron Interiors. Fitted wardrobes are by the Italian design company Silenia. Central heating is mains gas with a Vokera boiler and a pressurised unvented hot water cylinder. The flat is alarmed.
Outside, rather imaginatively, the architect designed a four car wide carport in which Flat 2 has own space and, outwith, has a further parking bay for visitors. It also has its own patio area/garden area/general store, set at the rear of the carport, rather smartly clad in copper.

SAT NAV REF: G61 3SS

EPC : BAND C
TENURE : FREEHOLD
COUNCIL TAX :BAND G




EPC Rating: C
Council Tax Band: G