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Flat
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for sale
£ 265,000
1 Bedroom Flat
Green Road PA2 Paisley
· 1 Bedroom · Flat
Green Road PA2 Paisley · 1 Bedroom · Flat
There are apartments that impress through their specification, and others that stand out because they are genuinely different. This exceptional third-floor home within the landmark David Stow Building at Jordanhill Park manages to do both. One of the most distinctive apartments within this magnificent former college building, the property combines soaring proportions, wonderful natural light and remarkable period character with the luxurious finish expected from Cala Homes. Its magnificent double-height living space and fabulous mezzanine bedroom create an almost loft-like feel rarely found in Glasgow's West End, resulting in a home that is stylish, individual and full of architectural interest. The David Stow Building forms one of the centrepieces of Jordanhill Park, Cala's prestigious transformation of the former Jordanhill College campus. Rather than losing the character of this imposing historic building, its conversion has celebrated its scale and architectural heritage, creating
There are apartments that impress through their specification, and others that stand out because they are genuinely different. This exceptional third-floor home within the landmark David Stow Building at Jordanhill Park manages to do both. One of the most distinctive apartments within this magnificent former college building, the property combines soaring proportions, wonderful natural light and remarkable period character with the luxurious finish expected from Cala Homes. Its magnificent double-height living space and fabulous mezzanine bedroom create an almost loft-like feel rarely found in Glasgow's West End, resulting in a home that is stylish, individual and full of architectural interest. The David Stow Building forms one of the centrepieces of Jordanhill Park, Cala's prestigious transformation of the former Jordanhill College campus. Rather than losing the character of this imposing historic building, its conversion has celebrated its scale and architectural heritage, creating
£ 265,000