Lynedoch Street, Park, Glasgow

A bright and well-appointed two-bedroom ground floor apartment which offers bright, comfortable accommodation within an iconic building near Park Circus, at the edge of Kelvingrove Park.

Lynedoch Street is a distinguished address located in the Park district of Glasgow's West End. This area is renowned for its elegant 19th-century architecture, picturesque, cobbled streets and highly convenient setting between the West End and City centre.

The building at 35 Lynedoch Street is known as Trinity House and was once described as 'an example of the finest piece of architecture of the mid-19th century'. Designed by the renowned architect Charles Wilson who also planned the layout of the neighbouring terraces in the area, the building was originally opened in 1857 as a Free Church College. Later in the 1980s the building was transformed into 21 private dwellings.

These apartments are arranged around the building's central atrium with water feature, which is a notable feature of the interior. The conversion preserved many of the building's original architectural elements, including its impressive columns, stained glass windows, and ornate cornices. The building is being maintained to a high standard by the appointed factor and as such, the development is instantly impressive when you arrive.

The home for sale is positioned in the South-West most corner of the building, at lower ground level. As you will see from the attached photographs, HD video, floorplan and Matterport Tour – the property is presented in fresh, neutral tones throughout and the accommodation is ready to be moved into and enjoyed. In brief the accommodation extends to; entrance hall, living room which is open plan to the fitted kitchen with appliances, two double bedrooms that both have wardrobes and there is an internal bathroom with attractive tiling and white, four-piece suite.

Architectural & Historical Details:
• Originally built in 1857 as the Free Church College
• Designed by Charles Wilson, one of Glasgow's finest 19th-century architects
• Converted into 21 private apartments in the 1980s
• Notable for its grand central atrium with a water feature, impressive columns, stained glass, and ornate cornicing
• Widely regarded as a Category A-listed building of historical and architectural significance
• Maintained to a high standard by a professional factor
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Location:
• Park District – one of Glasgow's most prestigious and tranquil urban areas
• Near Park Circus and beside Kelvingrove Park
• Situated between Glasgow’s West End and the City Centre and therefore handy for amenities in each
• Access to cobbled streets, leafy surroundings, and close proximity to cultural landmarks like:
o University of Glasgow
o Kelvingrove Art Gallery & Museum
o Charing Cross and Finnieston dining scenes
o Easy walking distance to Byres Road or Sauchiehall Street
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Ideal For:
• Professionals or downsizers looking for classic architecture with modern comfort
• Anyone seeking a quiet, stylish home in the heart of the city
• Buy-to-let investors or those seeking a long-term residential West End base

EPC: C
Council Tax: E
Tenure : Freehold





Council Tax Band: E