The south side is quickly becoming the place to be, with swathes of Glaswegians choosing to put down roots in the area.
And if you happen to have a cool million or so spare, then this stunning Victorian house would allow you to do it in style.
Located on Langside Drive in Cathcart, the four-bedroom property, spanning over three levels, was built around 1900 and is every bit as beautiful on the inside as the exterior.
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The ground floor includes an entrance vestibule, reception hall with main staircase, drawing room and dining area, family room rear hallway with shower room, and large contemporary kitchen.
Upstairs, there are three large bedrooms, each with an ensuite bathroom. Finally, the top floor is accessed via a glass staircase and features the main bedroom suite, with an ensuite bathroom and separate dressing room.
And as if all that wasn't enough, the stunning grounds and garden wrap around the house and include remotely operated wrought iron gates and a separate garage.
On the market with Savills, the property description reads: "Ravarnette is a stunning example of a blonde sandstone detached villa built around 1900 which offers accommodation over three levels and is set in one of the most desirable locations in the southside of Glasgow.
"The property has been fully renovated to a superb standard and offers traditionally proportioned rooms typical of the period, all beautifully decorated, with high ceilings, glass balustrades, oak floors and many other exceptional features."
But here's the kicker: the property is up for offers over £1.1million. So if you happen to have the cash, this could be a dream home. For the rest of us? Well, it's always nice to dream!
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