This property offers the chance to own a piece of one of Glasgow’s most recognisable Art Deco landmarks for less than £200,000. The two-bedroom flat in the Beresford Building on Sauchiehall Street has gone on the market for offers over £199,000.
The Beresford was originally built as a hotel for visitors to the 1938 Empire Exhibition. It was converted into 112 flats in 2006 and has recently been refurbished, with roof repairs, a new lift and a full exterior render that restores its famous white and red frontage. Residents come in through the original-style Art Deco foyer, where there is a concierge during weekday office hours.
The first-floor flat measures 872 sq ft and has some of the highest ceilings in the building. It is reached by a walkway overlooking the planted residents’ courtyard. Its open-plan living, dining and kitchen area has tall windows and integrated appliances. Underfloor heating means there are no radiators to work around.
The two double bedrooms sit at opposite ends of the flat, which suits sharers or anyone who works from home. The principal bedroom has its own en suite shower room, and the family bathroom has a bath with a shower over it. There is a Tesco Express on the building’s ground floor, and Charing Cross station is right on the doorstep.
The flat is being marketed by Rettie, Glasgow City. Rightmove’s mortgage calculator puts monthly repayments at about £1,001 with a 10 per cent deposit.
You can read more about the property here.

9. Beresford Building, Sauchiehall Street
Rettie

10. Beresford Building, Sauchiehall Street
Rettie

11. Beresford Building, Sauchiehall Street
Rettie

12. Beresford Building, Sauchiehall Street
Rettie


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