Ingram Street, Glasgow, G1 1DX

Allan Brown of Keller Williams is excited to bring onto the market this first floor 1 bed apartment located right in the heart of the thriving Merchant City area of Glasgow’s City Centre. This property comes with vacant possession and would be perfect for a young professional couple, single person or as an addition to an investors buy to let portfolio.

Entry to the property is through a security controlled front entrance with an internal stair access leading to all three floors within the building.

The apartment comprises of a spacious entrance hallway, a large living room with an original single paned timber sash window, laminate flooring and wall-mounted electric heaters.

Just off the living room is the upgraded internal kitchen which is proportionate in size to the apartment, the kitchen comes with both floor and wall-mounted units on two sides and provides ample worktop space.

The bedroom is a good sized double and comes with an integrated wardrobe which allows you to maximize the floor space.

The bathroom is internal and comes with a WC, wash hand basin, bath and a over the bath electric shower.

There is a communal central courtyard and residents can apply for a parking permit in the surrounding streets upon application to the council.

From the property's front door there is an excellent range of shops with a Tesco Metro right across the road plus many local bars, cafes and restaurants to be found especially around the nearby Merchants Square.

Ingram Street hosts many high-end boutique and retail outlets with a wider selection to be found in the Buchanan Quarter. Local train and underground stations make commuting in and around the city easy with good access to Strathclyde University and the motorway network.

The apartment looks onto ‘The Ramshorn’ – a former church building (built 1824). It is home to SCILT, Scotland’s National Centre for languages and the Confucius Institute for Scotland’s Schools (CISS), both centres within the University of Strathclyde. The building is owned by the University, which bought the church in 1983 and used it as a theatre and performance space from 1992 until 2011.