A two-bedroom flat located within a stone's throw of the iconic River Clyde is up for sale.
The ground floor Mulberry Crescent flat is currently on the market for offers over £135,000.
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Freshly decorated in neutral tones, the contemporary property stands out due to its proximity to Braehead Shopping Centre with a variety of shops, eateries, and entertainment options.
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One immediately striking feature of the flat is its open-plan lounge/dining/kitchen area.
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The kitchen comprises stylish white gloss units and includes an oven, a gas hob, an extractor, and an integrated fridge freezer.
The property also hosts two generously sized bedrooms, with the master bedroom coming with fitted wardrobes and an ensuite equipped with an electric shower.
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The property is finished with a modern family bathroom.
In terms of practical facilities, the flat features gas central heating and double glazing.
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A secure door entry system is also in place, ensuring the safety of its residents, along with an allocated parking space.
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The property's location serves as another major benefit.
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Besides being close to Braehead and River Clyde, excellent transport links make commuting to Glasgow city centre and further afield a straightforward task.
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In addition, Renfrew town centre is nearby, which offers a wide variety of amenities for residents.
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