This three-bedroom apartment has the kind of character that is becoming increasingly difficult to find, even in the West End. Occupying an elevated ground floor position of a handsome sandstone terrace in Dowanhill, it combines the scale and architectural detail of a traditional Glasgow home with a series of beautifully finished alterations that give it a personality entirely of its own.

The living room is undoubtedly one of the defining spaces. Extending to over six metres in length, a broad bay window brings in an abundance of natural light, while the high ceilings, elaborate cornicing, decorative plasterwork, wall panelling and substantial period fireplace give the room a wonderful sense of occasion. There is plenty of space for separate sitting and dining areas without either feeling compromised.

The contemporary kitchen fits in well to the living space. A substantial stone-topped island provides plenty of preparation and informal dining space, while the clean cabinetry and brass detailing sit comfortably alongside the original architecture. It creates a sociable arrangement, with the kitchen, dining and sitting areas naturally connected.

The principal bedroom is another particularly memorable room. Generous proportions, ornate plasterwork and an original fireplace provide the backdrop, while the addition of a freestanding bath and cleverly incorporated walk-in shower behind the fitted wardrobes gives an individual and luxurious result, without losing the character of the original room.

There are two further bedrooms and a separate bathroom. One of the bedrooms also incorporates a mezzanine level, reached by ladder and currently providing useful additional space that lends itself particularly well to a home office or occasional guest area.

The bathroom has been finished in a contemporary style, with a freestanding bath, marble-effect surfaces, soft green tiling and brass fittings. An attractive stained-glass window is a particularly nice detail and continues the balance between traditional character and modern design found elsewhere in the home. The property also benefits from a separate storage room, which has been cleverly adapted to provide a dedicated laundry area alongside useful additional storage.

Additional benefits include gas central heating and secure entry, together with access to a shared rear garden. Residents also benefit from off-street parking to the rear, with four spaces shared between the six flats and primarily used for visitor parking.

What perhaps sets the property apart is the amount of original detail that remains. The cornicing and ceiling plasterwork are exceptional and the communal entrance makes an impression, with its decorative tiled floor, columns and period fireplace.

Crown Terrace itself is quietly positioned in the heart of Dowanhill, with Byres Road, Hyndland Road, the Botanic Gardens and the University of Glasgow all within easy walking distance, along with the cafés, restaurants and independent shops for which this part of the West End is so well known. Residents benefit from access to the beautifully maintained pleasure gardens, a peaceful retreat from the urban bustle.

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