135 Strathern Road forms part of a modern, purpose-built block set among the sandstone villas of one of Broughty Ferry’s most established residential roads, occupying the top floor with an outlook over the street and neighbouring rooftops.

Access is via the communal stair to the top floor, opening into a hall that leads through to the main accommodation, with residents also sharing a paved and planted garden area at ground level. Strathern Road is a ten-minute walk from Broughty Ferry’s high street and beach, within the Grove Academy catchment, with the number 10 bus linking directly to Ninewells Hospital and the city centre.

The lounge and dining area run together beneath parquet flooring, connected through a set of glazed French doors that keep the two rooms distinct without closing either off, both making full use of the apartment’s elevated position over the street. The kitchen diner sits just off this run, with good space for everyday cooking and casual meals. The principal bedroom is particularly generous, with its own walk-in wardrobe and a bathroom close by, while the second bedroom is served by a further bathroom just along the hall, giving it the flexibility to work equally well as a guest room, study or nursery.

Parking is well provided for, with a garage beneath the building alongside residents’ parking, and the flat benefits from gas central heating and double glazing throughout.

A top-floor apartment on one of Broughty Ferry’s most established roads.