One-bedroom flat and detached villa

The Vine is a highly unusual property with many architectural features. The property is a Category A listed building and is a striking, substantial single-storey neo-Greek villa built on a raised base plinth. The building has two principal facades - a grand entrance on the east elevation, while the southern front opens out to five bays centred on a large library window, overlooking gardens and views of the River Tay. The house was commissioned and built in 1836 for George Duncan who became a Member of Parliament for Dundee. The property was specifically designed as a private art gallery. The property is part of West End Lanes Conservation Area. Magdalen Yard Road is just north of the River Tay and is a popular residential street located in the West End of Dundee. The street is famous for bordering Magdalen Green, the city's oldest public park with views towards the Tay Rail Bridge. The property is within walking distance of the University of Dundee, the city centre, and the busy Perth Road. Transport links include Dundee Railway Station approximately 0.9 miles to the east and Dundee Airport approximately 1.3 miles to the west, offering services to London Heathrow. The property comprises a number of large rooms at ground floor with a one-bedroom flat on a split level to the rear of the property and storage rooms on the lower split level. The ground floor spans 1,234 sq ft (114.66 sq m) with two small offices. The one-bedroom flat comprises a living room, bedroom, kitchen, and bathroom, alongside basement areas with limited ceiling height. Recent uses include meeting rooms and business centre, offering flexible space with stunning features including a cupola. Offered with vacant possession.