Look inside £1m Glasgow home filled with quirky artwork up for sale in west end

While the lucky new owners of this stunning house can't of course take the artwork with them, it's offering some serious home inspiration for future home interiors!

The west end is not short of covetable houses with stylish interiors - but this one offers something a little different.

Located on Mirlees Drive near the Botanic Gardens, this four bedroom house, which dates back to 1906, is jam-packed with quirky artwork - from oil paintings, to playful sculptures, to floor-to-ceiling portraits.

And while the lucky new owners can't of course take the artwork with them, it's giving us some serious home inspiration - and this house happens to be the perfect canvas.

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On the market with Rettie, the property description reads: "An extremely handsome, blonde sandstone, Edwardian terraced villa in a prime part of Glasgow's West End.

"This wonderful family home was built circa 1906 on what was originally the Mirrlees Estate and the house was designed by the architect, John A. Campbell."Number 5 has the significant advantage of a beautiful, open view to the front as it looks directly onto the sought after Kelvinside Julian Allotments. There is an absolutely charming garden to the front with wrought iron gate and private hedging whilst to the rear there is a south east facing garden which includes a comfortable covered patio."

To find out more, visit the online listing here.

Take a look through the quirky property in our gallery!

Hallway

Exterior

Living room

Living room

Living room

Dining room

Dining room

Bathroom

Library

Kitchen

Kitchen

Bedroom

Lounge

Bedroom

Bedroom

Upper landing

Hallway

Bathroom

Lounge

Hallway

Bathroom

Bathroom

Bathroom

Patio

Garden

Garden

Patio

Exterior

Reception hall