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Flat
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for sale
£ 199,000
New
2 bed flat for sale
Garscube Road G20 Glasgow
· 2 Bedrooms · Flat
Garscube Road G20 Glasgow · 2 Bedrooms · Flat
Occupying a superb third-floor corner position within one of the West End's most distinctive converted buildings, this impressive two-bedroom apartment extends to over 900 sq ft and combines generous proportions, excellent natural light and a fascinating piece of Glasgow's industrial heritage. 15 Clarendon Street is the former City Bakeries factory, an imposing Category B listed landmark dating principally from the 1920s. City Bakeries became one of Glasgow's great commercial success stories and, by the 1930s, had grown to more than 60 branches, becoming one of Britain's largest retail bakery businesses. The Clarendon Street building formed an important part of its operation and remains instantly recognisable for its substantial red brick and sandstone exterior. Built using reinforced concrete to provide the large internal spaces required for commercial baking, the building was extended during the 1930s before eventually being sympathetically converted for residential use in the early
Occupying a superb third-floor corner position within one of the West End's most distinctive converted buildings, this impressive two-bedroom apartment extends to over 900 sq ft and combines generous proportions, excellent natural light and a fascinating piece of Glasgow's industrial heritage. 15 Clarendon Street is the former City Bakeries factory, an imposing Category B listed landmark dating principally from the 1920s. City Bakeries became one of Glasgow's great commercial success stories and, by the 1930s, had grown to more than 60 branches, becoming one of Britain's largest retail bakery businesses. The Clarendon Street building formed an important part of its operation and remains instantly recognisable for its substantial red brick and sandstone exterior. Built using reinforced concrete to provide the large internal spaces required for commercial baking, the building was extended during the 1930s before eventually being sympathetically converted for residential use in the early
£ 199,000