A tenement flat with great transport links to Glasgow's city centre has gone on the market for a small £34,000.
Located in the Lambhill area of the city, the property features a bedroom, an economically-sized bathroom, a kitchen, a lounge and a utility cupboard.
Perfect for younger homebuyers searching for ease of access to the city or investors seeking a buy-to-let opportunity, the second-floor home is currently rented out at £6,000 per annum.
If you're looking for an affordable property close to the city centre, here is everything you need to know.
Take a look inside this flat located in a 'popular residential area' of Glasgow selling for £34,000
Introducing the Glasgow tenement flat, the estate agents over at Future Property Auctions said on Zoopla: "One bedroom second floor flat located within popular residential area of Glasgow close to amenities and transport links.
They added: "Second floor flat comprises; Entrance hallway, living room/kitchen, bedroom and bathroom. Communal gardens to the rear. Parking available."
Discussing the nearby amenities, the agents said that the property is "close to the Forth and Clyde canal" and highlighted the various transport links on offer.
The flat has regular bus services that go directly into the city centre with the area also benefiting from access to the M8 Motorway system.
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Highlighting the excellent price, the agents stated that flat 105 2/1 on the nearby Knapdale Street sold for £65,000 in November 2023.
There are also a number of schools nearby with Miltonbank Primary School and St Monica's (Milton) Primary School being within a mile of the flat.
The property also has access to two train links with Possilpark & Parkhouse and Ashfield train stations being within a mile of Kilfinan Street.
Offers should be submitted by August 15 before 3pm.
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