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4 bed detached house for saleAytoun Road, Pollokshields, Glasgow G41
4 beds
4 baths
5 receptions
EPC Rating: D
Just added
Freehold
About this property
Thoughtfully redesigned for light-filled, open-plan family living.
Elegant original rooms with high ceilings, sash windows and period detail.
Award-winning contemporary extension transforming the rear of the home.
Landscaped gardens with pond, water feature and outdoor seating areas.
Large glazed doors opening onto a raised decked terrace.
Architecturally balanced blend of period character and modern design.
Excellent access to city centre, West End and nearby parks including Pollok Country Park.
EPC Rating = D
A Victorian villa reimagined for modern living.
Description
54 Aytoun Road is a substantial Victorian sandstone villa, peacefully positioned within a quiet cul-de-sac, thoughtfully reimagined to place light, openness and contemporary living at its heart. While the original building retains its presence and proportion, the interior experience is markedly different from a traditional Pollokshields home.
The approach is classical and understated, with the familiar scale and form of a Victorian villa. Inside, however, the house opens up, revealing a sequence of spaces that move from formal to informal and from enclosed to open, culminating in a striking modern extension that transforms how the house is lived in.
The original front rooms retain generous ceiling heights, timber floors and sash windows, providing calm, well proportioned spaces suited to both entertaining and everyday use. These rooms counterbalance the more contemporary accommodation beyond, allowing the house to balance traditional structure with modern living.
To the rear, the house opens into a riba Award winning extension by Studio kap Architects, where the emphasis shifts to open plan living, natural light and connection to the garden. This space is conceived as a single flowing area rather than a series of rooms, bringing together kitchen, dining and family living in a way that feels both expansive and intuitive.
The kitchen is arranged around a central island and sits within the wider living space, allowing cooking, dining and relaxing to happen together. Rooflights, high level glazing and wide areas of glass draw daylight deep into the interior, while garden views create a constant visual connection outside. Large glazed doors open onto a raised decked terrace, extending the living space outdoors and reinforcing the connection between house and garden.
The architectural language of the extension is deliberately restrained and carefully judged against the original villa, using proportion, material and horizontal emphasis to sit quietly yet confidently alongside the historic structure. The result is not simply additional space, but a fundamental change in how the house functions and feels.
Also on the ground floor is a dedicated home office, naturally lit and positioned away from the main living areas, providing a practical and well considered working environment.
The first floor returns to the calm elegance of the original house, with three generous double bedrooms arranged around an attractive central landing. The principal bedroom to the front enjoys an ensuite with dressing room along with impressive scale, high ceilings and large windows, while the second and third bedrooms are equally well proportioned. A family bathroom completes this level, combining modern fittings with a simple, understated finish.
Above, the upper floor offers a large and highly adaptable space which reinforces the flexibility built into the house as a whole. Open in feel and filled with natural light from rooflights and windows, this level lends itself to a variety of uses as an additional bedroom, studio, family room or workspace and provides welcome separation from the main living accommodation below.
Externally, the house sits within private garden grounds, with level lawn, established planting and a strong sense of enclosure. The rear garden is enhanced by a pond and water feature, introducing movement and sound contributing to the calm, considered character of the outdoor space. In addition to the main garden and raised decked terrace, there is a useful astro turfed area to the side of the house, providing an easily maintained space for informal play or outdoor use.
The property is further enhanced by a substantial detached double garage, providing secure parking along with dedicated bike storage and additional storage areas. This level of ancillary accommodation adds significantly to the overall practicality of the property.
Overall, 54 Aytoun Road offers something distinctly different: The presence and scale of a traditional Pollokshields villa combined with a clear architectural focus on openness, light and contemporary family living, resulting in a home that feels considered, individual and genuinely modern in the way it is used.
Location
Aytoun Road lies within the heart of Pollokshields, one of Glasgow’s most established and architecturally distinctive residential districts. The area is renowned for its broad, tree lined avenues, substantial period villas and sense of space, while remaining within approximately 2 miles of the city centre. The property is well placed for access to Glasgow’s West End, City Centre and South Side, all of which offer an excellent range of cultural, retail and dining amenities. Nearby Strathbungo and Shawlands provide a diverse selection of cafés, restaurants and independent shops, while more extensive facilities are available at Silverburn and in central Glasgow.
Pollokshields is particularly well regarded for its green spaces, with the extensive grounds of Pollok Country Park, home to Pollok House and some of the city’s finest woodland walks, close by. Bellahouston Park and Maxwell Park are also easily accessible, offering further outdoor amenities within the local area.
There is excellent provision for schooling, both state and private, including a range of respected primary and secondary options within the surrounding area. The district is also convenient for several of Glasgow’s leading independent schools.
Transport links are strong. Dumbreck railway station, approximately 0.5 miles from the property, provides regular services to Glasgow Central, while Shields Road Subway station lies around 1 mile away, offering further connectivity across the city. The recently introduced cycle lane along St Andrews Drive provides a direct and safe route into the city centre, approximately 2 miles away. The area also benefits from good road connections via the M77 and M8, linking quickly to Glasgow Airport and the central motorway network, with local bus services further enhancing connectivity.
Overall, Aytoun Road combines the tranquillity and elegance of a mature residential setting with the convenience and connectivity expected of a prime Glasgow address.
Square Footage: 4,099 sq ft
Additional Info
Gas - Mains
Water - Mains
Electricity - Mains
Drainage - Mains
Heating - Gas
This property is located within a Conservation area
Description
54 Aytoun Road is a substantial Victorian sandstone villa, peacefully positioned within a quiet cul-de-sac, thoughtfully reimagined to place light, openness and contemporary living at its heart. While the original building retains its presence and proportion, the interior experience is markedly different from a traditional Pollokshields home.
The approach is classical and understated, with the familiar scale and form of a Victorian villa. Inside, however, the house opens up, revealing a sequence of spaces that move from formal to informal and from enclosed to open, culminating in a striking modern extension that transforms how the house is lived in.
The original front rooms retain generous ceiling heights, timber floors and sash windows, providing calm, well proportioned spaces suited to both entertaining and everyday use. These rooms counterbalance the more contemporary accommodation beyond, allowing the house to balance traditional structure with modern living.
To the rear, the house opens into a riba Award winning extension by Studio kap Architects, where the emphasis shifts to open plan living, natural light and connection to the garden. This space is conceived as a single flowing area rather than a series of rooms, bringing together kitchen, dining and family living in a way that feels both expansive and intuitive.
The kitchen is arranged around a central island and sits within the wider living space, allowing cooking, dining and relaxing to happen together. Rooflights, high level glazing and wide areas of glass draw daylight deep into the interior, while garden views create a constant visual connection outside. Large glazed doors open onto a raised decked terrace, extending the living space outdoors and reinforcing the connection between house and garden.
The architectural language of the extension is deliberately restrained and carefully judged against the original villa, using proportion, material and horizontal emphasis to sit quietly yet confidently alongside the historic structure. The result is not simply additional space, but a fundamental change in how the house functions and feels.
Also on the ground floor is a dedicated home office, naturally lit and positioned away from the main living areas, providing a practical and well considered working environment.
The first floor returns to the calm elegance of the original house, with three generous double bedrooms arranged around an attractive central landing. The principal bedroom to the front enjoys an ensuite with dressing room along with impressive scale, high ceilings and large windows, while the second and third bedrooms are equally well proportioned. A family bathroom completes this level, combining modern fittings with a simple, understated finish.
Above, the upper floor offers a large and highly adaptable space which reinforces the flexibility built into the house as a whole. Open in feel and filled with natural light from rooflights and windows, this level lends itself to a variety of uses as an additional bedroom, studio, family room or workspace and provides welcome separation from the main living accommodation below.
Externally, the house sits within private garden grounds, with level lawn, established planting and a strong sense of enclosure. The rear garden is enhanced by a pond and water feature, introducing movement and sound contributing to the calm, considered character of the outdoor space. In addition to the main garden and raised decked terrace, there is a useful astro turfed area to the side of the house, providing an easily maintained space for informal play or outdoor use.
The property is further enhanced by a substantial detached double garage, providing secure parking along with dedicated bike storage and additional storage areas. This level of ancillary accommodation adds significantly to the overall practicality of the property.
Overall, 54 Aytoun Road offers something distinctly different: The presence and scale of a traditional Pollokshields villa combined with a clear architectural focus on openness, light and contemporary family living, resulting in a home that feels considered, individual and genuinely modern in the way it is used.
Location
Aytoun Road lies within the heart of Pollokshields, one of Glasgow’s most established and architecturally distinctive residential districts. The area is renowned for its broad, tree lined avenues, substantial period villas and sense of space, while remaining within approximately 2 miles of the city centre. The property is well placed for access to Glasgow’s West End, City Centre and South Side, all of which offer an excellent range of cultural, retail and dining amenities. Nearby Strathbungo and Shawlands provide a diverse selection of cafés, restaurants and independent shops, while more extensive facilities are available at Silverburn and in central Glasgow.
Pollokshields is particularly well regarded for its green spaces, with the extensive grounds of Pollok Country Park, home to Pollok House and some of the city’s finest woodland walks, close by. Bellahouston Park and Maxwell Park are also easily accessible, offering further outdoor amenities within the local area.
There is excellent provision for schooling, both state and private, including a range of respected primary and secondary options within the surrounding area. The district is also convenient for several of Glasgow’s leading independent schools.
Transport links are strong. Dumbreck railway station, approximately 0.5 miles from the property, provides regular services to Glasgow Central, while Shields Road Subway station lies around 1 mile away, offering further connectivity across the city. The recently introduced cycle lane along St Andrews Drive provides a direct and safe route into the city centre, approximately 2 miles away. The area also benefits from good road connections via the M77 and M8, linking quickly to Glasgow Airport and the central motorway network, with local bus services further enhancing connectivity.
Overall, Aytoun Road combines the tranquillity and elegance of a mature residential setting with the convenience and connectivity expected of a prime Glasgow address.
Square Footage: 4,099 sq ft
Additional Info
Gas - Mains
Water - Mains
Electricity - Mains
Drainage - Mains
Heating - Gas
This property is located within a Conservation area
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