Photos coming soon
For Rent
£2,395/mo
Rupert Street, Glasgow G4
4 bd
Glasgow G4
Listed by Zoopla Agent
For Rent
1 of 1
Photo 1
£1,000 /mo
Bell Street, Glasgow G4
Bell Street, Glasgow G4
1 beds
Property facts
- Bedrooms
- 1
Only details supplied with this listing are shown. Ask the listing contact to confirm measurements, taxes and costs.
About this home
Property Details: • Type: N/A
• Bedrooms: 1 • Bathrooms: 0
Description: Immaculately presented, occupying a convenient upper ground floor position and boasting private parking, this one bedroom apartment is wonderfully fresh and ready to go- conveniently placed by the Merchant City in the aptly named College Heights development.<br><br>The property is entered via a controlled entry system with stair and lift access to all floors.
Location
Map coordinates have not been supplied for this listing.
Search the supplied address in mapsListing information
- Original source
- www.zoopla.co.uk
- Added to Mirror
Added and updated dates describe the Mirror record. Source publication and verification dates are shown separately when known; none establishes time on market. Confirm current price and availability with the listing contact.
View original listingSimilar homes nearby
Photos coming soon
For Rent
£1,550/mo
Speirs Wharf, Glasgow G4
2 bd
Glasgow G4
Listed by Zoopla Agent
Photos coming soon
For Rent
£1,550/mo
Cowcaddens Road, Glasgow G4
2 bd
Glasgow G4
Listed by Zoopla Agent
Photos coming soon
For Rent
£1,095/mo
Great Western Road, Glasgow G4
1 bd
Glasgow G4
Listed by Zoopla Agent
Photos coming soon
For Rent
£2,200/mo
Great Western Road, Glasgow G4
4 bd
Glasgow G4
Listed by Zoopla Agent
Photos coming soon
For Rent
£800/mo
West Princes Street, Woodlands, Glasgow G4, Room to rent
Glasgow G4
Listed by Zoopla Agent
Photos coming soon
For Rent
£1,780/mo
St. Mungo Avenue, Glasgow G4
3 bd
Glasgow G4
Listed by Zoopla Agent
Photos coming soon
For Rent
£1,450/mo
Woodlands Drive, Glasgow G4
2 bd
Glasgow G4
Listed by Zoopla Agent
Send an inquiry for Mirror review
ZA
Zoopla Agent
Send an inquiry for Mirror review