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Mill Wharf, Glasgow, G4 9TN - £99 & move in! Only Two Remaining!

Plot 3 - Endrick 3 Bedroom Penthouse, £190,000

Plot 123 - Clyde 2 Bedroom 3rd floor apartment, £120,000

The Development

Mill Wharf Glasgow is the first phase of the new waterside development at Port Dundas, Glasgow.

Comprising 132 apartments from 1 & 2 bedroom and four 3 bedroom duplex style homes, the development has a remarkable curved arrangement making it one of the most attractive buildings in the area.

With allocated car parking for all residents and on the major public transport routes for travel throughout the city, Mill Wharf is a fantastic location whether you are a student or lecturer at one of Glasgow's three Universities, or simply like the convenience of city centre living.

History

Glasgow is Scotland's largest city dating back to the 7th Century. Founded by St Mungo on the banks of the Clyde it was not until the 18th Century that Glasgow started to resemble the city we know today.

The city grew through commerce, particularly trade with the Americas and the industrial revolution saw Glasgow grow in stature and importance throughout the World. With Shipbuilding and heavy engineering particularly prominent the term "Clyde Built" became synonymous with quality and reliability. The great Queens of the sea were both constructed at Yarrow Shipyard in Clydebank.

Education

Glasgow is home to some of the highest quality education establishments in the UK and has three Universities within a short walking distance from the development.

Health

Glasgow has a total of 28 hospitals catering for general and specialist care for the city and Scotland as a whole. As Glasgow has a diverse population trained linguists are available to assist medical staff provide the best level of care to everyone.

Shopping

At only one mile from Buchanan Street you are never far away from excellent shopping and entertainment acclaimed to be the best in the UK outside of London.

Leisure and Recreation

Glasgow is Gaelic for "dear green place" and with over 70 parks it genuinely lives up to its name and the Botanic Gardens is a rival to any park in the UK.

There are city walks and cycle paths around Glasgow and numerous sports and leisure centres including the Kelvin Hall International Arena. In addition to the two famous football clubs, the city also hosts professional rugby in the Celtic league along with many amateur clubs in every conceivable sport.

Glasgow has many museums including the recently renovated Kelvingrove Art Gallery, the Museum of Modern Art and the world famous Burrell Collection.

Glasgow is also home to the Scottish Opera, Scottish Ballet and the Scottish National Orchestra and has many venues hosting music covering all tastes. The city has 31 libraries including the Mitchell Library, the largest public reference library in Europe.

The diverse population has also resulted in a fantastic range of quality restaurants from traditional Scottish fare to Indian, Thai and other exotic cuisine. The city also boasts many hundreds of bars and clubs as well as theatres and cinemas.

For further information, please contact RE/MAX Central on 01236 700378