Most requested features in homes for sale Glasgow Southside

Shawlands is one of the most vibrant and diverse areas of Glasgow. Located in the south side of the city, it is known for its large tenement buildings, pubs, cafés and independent shops. Home to many generations of Glaswegians, it has a strong sense of community and a rich history. The area is popular with young professionals, students and families alike, due to its close proximity to the city centre and excellent transport links. The bustling area is full of life and activity, from local markets to traditional pubs, there’s something for everyone. Shawlands is a great place to explore on foot, with a range of parks and green spaces to enjoy. It is also a great place to shop, with the bustling Kilmarnock Road – the perfect destination for vintage clothing, unique gifts and antiques.

But it’s not just the area that sells itself, it’s the classic tenements and historical properties that are available, making the area popular with anyone looking for a new home.

In this latest blog post we’re discussing the features that make tenement buildings so popular.

 

tenement flats for sale in Glasgow South with large bay windows

Tenements in Glasgow South have stunning large bay windows

One of the most obvious features of any tenement is its large bay windows. Often added to the existing structure of the building, providing an extra layer of protection from the elements and allowing more light to enter the interior. These windows can also be used to add ventilation and create a more comfortable living environment. The large size of these windows also allows for a greater view of the surrounding area and can be used to increase the visual appeal of the building.

Commonly they are used by homeowners to house small dining tables, hobby areas or simply used to provide additional seating for guests in a snug style fashion.

And this additional space is what makes them one of the most attractive and desirable features to home buyers.

 

properties for sale in Glasgow South with original features

Original fireplaces and features are common in properties within Glasgow South

And then another of the historical features, again decorative elements, are the original fireplaces and coving which are unique to tenement flats.

Dependent on when the property was built these can be quite common within Glasgow South and truly make an impact within the rooms in which they feature.

From extensive ornamental ceilings to original wooden floors and cast iron fireplaces, its these unique details which attract buyers to tenement properties – due to the character that they can introduce.

 

3 bedroom property for rent in glasgow south with high ceilings

Tenements in Glasgow South offer large ceilings

And finally, the other sought after element with tenement flats in Glasgow – high ceilings.

Tenements with high ceilings are highly sought after for a variety of reasons. Not only do they provide a feeling of space and grandeur, with the higher ceilings allowing for an airy feel, but they can also be good for air circulation and ventilation, making them a desirable option in the summer months.

The higher ceilings can also help to accentuate architectural features, such as ornate moldings or decorative ceiling roses. The height of the ceilings can also provide a sense of privacy from the neighbors, and they can help to create a more comfortable atmosphere.

In addition, many people find that the extra space provided by the higher ceilings can make a tenement much more comfortable, and even more inviting.

 

3 bedroom house for sale in Glasgow Southside near mount Florida

Find out more about our current houses for sale and rent in Glasgow South

Interested in finding a tenement property to call your own? We currently have three bedroom homes available in our current listings – both to buy and rent.

If you are interested in finding out any more information, or indeed if you would like to arrange a viewing, please email innes@home-west.co.uk or call 07833564331.

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