A fixer-upper flat has recently hit the market located on Sauchiehall Street in one of Glasgow’s most iconic buildings.
The Beresford Hotel opened in 1938 and was often described as Glasgow’s first ever skyscraper being the tallest building in the city at one time. Now, there is a unique opportunity to permanently live there.
The building has had many uses over the years but now a property has become available in the seven-storey high structure which was listed earlier this week in the city centre.
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On entry to the building, you will encounter the unique art deco inspired foyer, but this is not all.
An elevator is also part of the building which will whisk you up to the one-bedroom flat which is situated on the fifth floor of the former hotel.
The accommodation also has spectacular views of the city's rooftops which is another added bonus of the flat.
The advertisement on Rightmove produced by Auction House Scotland, reads: “The accommodation consists of an open plan living room/kitchen with wall and base units. A double bedroom with a spacious cupboard, shower room with three piece suite, and a storage cupboard off the hall.
“Sauchiehall Street is one of the main and iconic thorough fares in Glasgow, therefore the apartment is located in an excellent area.
“Stunning views of the city's roof tops are a beautiful added bonus. with easy access to Queen Street and Central Station for train links as well as Buchanan bus station being nearby.”
People who are interested in the property are urged to put in an early expression of interest to avoid disappointment.
The property is on the market for £110,000 and can be viewed here.
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