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£ 149,000
1 bedroom apartment for sale
Rye Road G21 Glasgow
· 1 Bedroom · 1 Bath · Flat
Rye Road G21 Glasgow · 1 Bedroom · 1 Bath · Flat
Sauchiehall Street ranks among Glasgow’s most recognisable addresses, and this one bedroom apartment enjoys a prominent first floor position to the rear of a striking red sandstone building, crowned by ornate gables and a domed corner turret, placing the very best of city centre living right on the doorstep.The building is a fine example of the grand commercial architecture that once defined the street, designed by T L Watson and Henry Mitchell at the turn of the twentieth century and now “Category B listed”. Its long sandstone frontage stretches along Sauchiehall Street and round onto Garnet Street, with angled bay windows rising through the upper floors beneath a dramatic roofline of curved stone gables, each topped with slender carved stone spires. Faded lettering spelling out “GRIEVE” can still be spotted high on the facade, a reminder of the building’s historic past as home to W. R. Grieve, a couture dressmaker and silk merchant who once traded from these premises.The lounge is a
Sauchiehall Street ranks among Glasgow’s most recognisable addresses, and this one bedroom apartment enjoys a prominent first floor position to the rear of a striking red sandstone building, crowned by ornate gables and a domed corner turret, placing the very best of city centre living right on the doorstep.The building is a fine example of the grand commercial architecture that once defined the street, designed by T L Watson and Henry Mitchell at the turn of the twentieth century and now “Category B listed”. Its long sandstone frontage stretches along Sauchiehall Street and round onto Garnet Street, with angled bay windows rising through the upper floors beneath a dramatic roofline of curved stone gables, each topped with slender carved stone spires. Faded lettering spelling out “GRIEVE” can still be spotted high on the facade, a reminder of the building’s historic past as home to W. R. Grieve, a couture dressmaker and silk merchant who once traded from these premises.The lounge is a
£ 149,000