Two-bedroom Bishopbriggs flat for £205,000 has open views towards the Campsie Fells


With a security entrance, two generously sized bedrooms and transport links close by, this modern flat offers convenient living in a popular Glasgow suburb
A two-bedroom ground-floor flat in Bishopbriggs, Glasgow, is on the market for £205,000, offering open-plan living, a modern fitted kitchen, allocated parking and an open outlook towards the Campsie Fells.
Situated within the Palmer Court development, the modern-built property combines a practical layout with a location close to shops, cafes, restaurants and transport links. Its ground-floor position and two generously sized bedrooms could appeal to first-time buyers, downsizers or anyone looking for a well-presented home with convenient access to local amenities.


Buyers can view the full Purplebricks listing to browse the photographs, explore any available virtual tour and find details on booking a viewing.
The flat is accessed through a security entrance hallway, leading into a reception hall that connects the accommodation. The layout opens into a combined lounge and kitchen, creating a shared living space with room for dining rather than separating the main areas into individual rooms.
The open outlook towards the Campsie Fells is a particular feature of the property, offering a view across the surrounding landscape from the front. For buyers who value a sense of openness alongside the convenience of a modern development, this could be an appealing aspect of the Palmer Court flat.
The open-plan lounge and kitchen form the heart of the home, providing space to relax, prepare meals and entertain. The kitchen is fitted with a selection of white floor and wall-mounted units, giving the room a clean, contemporary look while providing storage for everyday essentials.
There is also space for a dining area, allowing the kitchen to serve as more than just a place to cook. A door leads from the kitchen to a Parisian-style balcony, adding an architectural feature to the main living space. Buyers can explore the kitchen and open-plan layout through the full property advert.
The flat has two generously sized bedrooms, offering flexibility for different types of households. The second bedroom could be used for guests, a home office or additional storage, depending on the owner's needs, while the main bedroom provides a separate space away from the living area.
A modern bathroom completes the accommodation, while additional storage is another practical benefit. Double glazing and gas central heating are also included, adding to the everyday functionality of the home. More information about the two-bedroom property and its features is available through Purplebricks.
Outside, the property benefits from an allocated parking bay, providing a designated space for a vehicle. This is a useful addition for buyers who want the convenience of parking close to home, particularly when returning with shopping or travelling to work.


The development's position in Bishopbriggs is another attraction. The area offers a selection of amenities, including supermarket shopping and schooling, while a range of bars, restaurants and cafes provides options for eating out and meeting friends.
Transport connections are also highlighted as a benefit, with bus links and a mainline railway connection close by. Road networks provide access to the M80, making the location worth considering for those who travel by car as well as people who rely on public transport. Buyers can find out more about the Palmer Court location in the listing.
The property is being marketed as a freehold flat, with an asking price of £205,000. Its combination of two bedrooms, open-plan living, a modern kitchen, additional storage and allocated parking offers a range of practical features in a well-connected part of Bishopbriggs.
This home is one of many properties available in Glasgow, Bishopbriggs and the surrounding area through Purplebricks. Buyers interested in finding out more can view the full listing, browse the photographs and check the booking details to decide whether this ground-floor flat could be their next home.
