Cuddies Walk, Glasgow, Glasgow City, G4

Enjoying a prime position in the vibrant and fast-developing Northbridge area on the edge of Glasgow City Centre, this immaculate two-bedroom top-floor apartment offers bright, stylish living with the added benefit of a rare triple-aspect layout.

Part of one of the UK’s largest regeneration projects outside London, New Bridge is a standout development by Keepmoat Homes. Designed with a strong focus on community and modern living, the area combines sleek architecture with green boulevards and a mix of high-quality homes—all just a short walk or cycle from the heart of the city. You’ll know you’re in the right spot when you see the distinctive rusty bridge over the M8—shaped like the hull of a Clyde-built ship—that connects Northbridge directly to Glasgow City Centre.

This apartment is a fantastic example of what the development has to offer. Enjoying a lovely corner position, there is an abundance of natural light through its full-height Nordan windows. The interiors have been thoughtfully finished, with a high standard of fittings and generous room sizes creating a bright, comfortable home. The layout includes a welcoming entrance vestibule with access to a spacious hallway and storage, a large dining kitchen perfect for entertaining, and a stylish corner lounge that makes the most of the triple-aspect views. There are two generously sized double bedrooms—one with its own en-suite shower room—and a beautifully presented main bathroom with a contemporary white suite.

With modern design and energy efficiency in mind, this is a superb, low-maintenance home ideal for a wide range of buyers.

Residents here can also enjoy access to some fantastic lifestyle amenities, including a water sports centre, indoor skate park, private gyms, and scenic walking and cycling routes along the Forth & Clyde Canal. For students and university staff, the location is especially convenient—within easy reach of Strathclyde University, Glasgow Caledonian University, and the University of the West of Scotland.