This apartment is located at the end of Millbrae Crescent- designed by famous Scottish architect Alexander "Greek" Thomson and is A-Listed by Historic Scotland. The crescent is part of the Thomson Heritage Trail and the secluded garden to the rear backs on to the walkway of the River Cart.

This self-catering property has been awarded 4 stars from the Scottish Tourist Board and can accommodate up to five guests. If booked with the Lower Garden View Apartment, a group of 10 guests can be accommodated. Ideal accommodation for wedding parties or visiting relatives.

The large lounge has an open fireplace and dining area. Broadband internet access is provided for guests use. The fully equipped kitchen has access out to garden for use on a sunny day.

The master bedroom contains a double bed and the second twin bedroom has two single beds. An additional guest can be accommodated in the further fold-down bed. The family bathroom contains a bath, toilet and separate shower cubicle.

A 25% deposit is due when booking and the outstanding balance is payable on arrival. Check in and out times are flexible and can be arranged prior to your arrival, however check out is usually by 11am.

These apartments are a 10/15minute stroll to the main shopping areas and nightlife of Shawlands and situated very close to Langside train station. The former docklands site at Pacific Quay on the south bank of the River Clyde, opposite the SECC, is the site of the Glasgow Science Centre and the new headquarters for BBC Scotland and STV Group plc (owner of STV) which have relocated there to a new purpose built digital media campus.

In addition, several new bridges spanning the River Clyde have been built or are currently planned, including the Clyde Arc known by locals as the Squinty Bridge at Pacific Quay and others at Tradeston and Springfield Quay.

The South Side also includes many great parks, including Linn Park, Queen’s Park, Bellahouston Park and Rouken Glen Park, and several golf clubs, including the championship course at Haggs Castle. The South Side is also home to Pollok Country Park, which was awarded the accolade of Europe’s Best Park 2008. Pollok Park is Glasgow’s largest park and the only country park within the city boundaries.