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One-bedroom student flat in city centre

Glasgow, G1 - Get Access

1 bed 1 bath

Description

This one-bedroom student flat is located in a prime city centre development on Jamaica Street, Glasgow (G1 4QG). The property is currently tenanted, generating a rental income of £563.33 per calendar month (£6,759.96 per annum). Situated within a fully managed, purpose-built student development known as Central House, the property offers a central location right by Glasgow Central Station and is surrounded by vibrant bars, restaurants, and excellent retail shopping facilities. The development is ideally placed for three leading universities: the University of Glasgow, the University of Strathclyde, and Glasgow Caledonian University, as well as the Glasgow School of Art and the Royal Conservatoire. The studio accommodation includes its own kitchen, bathroom, and study area. Residents also benefit from an extensive range of communal facilities, including a private residents' gym, games room, entertainment room, and a private outdoor terrace. Public transport links are exceptional, with frequent services from Central and Queen Street Train Stations and St Enoch subway station, alongside easy access to the M8, M77, and M80 motorways. This represents an attractive, high-yielding rental investment opportunity in a high-demand student residential sector.
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Medium confidence Floor Area Estimated: 350 sq ft

This one-bedroom student flat in a contemporary Glasgow city centre development was valued by examining prevailing market rates for managed student accommodation and studio apartments. The property features a good, contemporary interior condition (7/10) with no remedial work required, positioned on the 6th floor of a purpose-built block. Floor area is estimated at 350 sq ft based on typical studio layouts in the development.

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