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www.vanilla-square.co.uk Flat 3/1, 79 Oban Drive, North Kelvinside The Property Specification 2 A stunning top floor, larger style one bedroom flat set in a The internal accommodation comprises; welcoming entrance 3 well maintained sandstone tenement in a sought after location. hallway with large storage cupboard off, immediately impressive Presented to an impeccable standard throughout and certain 17’0 bay windowed lounge with feature gas fireplace and a to impress a wide range of buyers. Wonderful elevated views useful study/ store cupboard off, incredible dining kitchen with and not overlooked, this spacious home retains plenty of period modern wall and floor units, integrated gas hob and oven and character whilst offers a modern standard of living. Set on a plenty of space for formal dining. There is a good sized double one way street just off Queen Margaret Drive with on-street bedroom, and completing the accommodation is a bathroom parking available on both sides for residents and visitors. Only with fresh white three piece suite, over-bath shower and a small moments from a range of shops, bars and restaurants on both storage cupboard. Queen Margaret Drive and the thriving Byres Road. Also on your doorstep are excellent bus links and the nearby Hillhead The specification includes gas central heating, double glazing Underground. and security controlled entrance. The building and communal gardens are well maintained by an appointed factor. This is a beautiful home and has the potential to be converted in a two bedroom property if required and subject to planning consent. Internal viewing is essential in order to fully appreciate the level of accommodation on offer. Full property address : 3/1, 79 Oban Drive, North Kelvinside, G20 6AD Property ref: VS117117 If you would like to view this property please contact Steven Lucas at Vanilla Square on 0141 229 0210 1 bedroom | 1 public room | 678 sq ft | EER Band: C The Layout Lounge Bedroom 3/1, 79 Oban Drive, 12’0” x 17’0” 9’4” x 13’8” North Kelvinside G20 6AD Study / Store ST Hall ST Dining Kitchen 17’0” x 10’6” Bathroom 13’10” x 5’4” Council tax Factor Glasgow City Council: Tax Band C Redpath Bruce T: 0141 332 9041 Why compromise on the exposure of your property? At Vanilla Square we believe in maximising your market exposure on ALL major property portals. Contact us now for a no obligation valuation 711 Great Western Road, Botanics, Glasgow G12 8QX T. 0141 229 0210 E. [email protected] www.vanilla-square.co.uk Vanilla Square believe these details to be correct however do not guarantee their accuracy and they do not form any part of a contract. Photographs are reproduced as a general guide only and it must not be inferred that any item is included for sale with the property and it should be noted fixtures and fittings are not included unless specified. All measurements and distances shown are approximate only. Floorplans are for illustration purposes and may not be to scale. Vanilla Square is a trading name for The Vanilla Square Partnership, 162 Hyndland Road, Glasgow G12 9HX and any enquiries should be emailed to [email protected]..

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