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Property Features

  • STYLISH ART DECO BUILDING
  • SUPER CENTRAL LOCATION
  • IMPRESSIVE COMMUNAL AREAS
  • 2 BEDROOMS
  • MASTER EN SUITE SHOWER ROOM
  • COMMUNAL GAS CENTRAL HEATING
  • DOUBLE GLAZING
  • OPEN COURTYARD ATRIUM
  • OPEN PLAN LIVING
  • SECURITY ENTRY AND CONCIERGE

Brief Description

STYLISH 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT FORMED WITHIN THE ICONIC AND HISTORIC ART DECO BERESFORD BUILDING IN THE CENTRE OF THE CITY WITH BEAUTIFUL DECO SHAPES IN THE FOYER AND STAIRWELL AND A SUPERB COMMUNAL HEATING SYSTEM WHICH IS MORE EFFICIENT.

Main Description

STYLISH 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT FORMED WITHIN THE ICONIC AND HISTORIC ART DECO BERESFORD BUILDING IN THE CENTRE OF THE CITY WITH BEAUTIFUL DECO SHAPES IN THE FOYER AND STAIRWELL AND A SUPERB COMMUNAL HEATING SYSTEM WHICH IS MORE EFFICIENT.

Locally there is an unrivalled selection of shopping, transport and amenities, ideal for those working in the city centre or the nearby financial district.

The building is entered via security entry and the common areas are spacious and impressive as is the atrium courtyard from which each flat is accessed.

The accommodation comprises; reception hall with storage cupboard, well proportioned open plan living dining and kitchen 2 excellent double bedrooms with the master enjoying an en suite shower room and to complete the layout there is a spacious 3 piece bathroom with over-bath shower. The property has a superb communal heating system which is more efficient than an individual system.

This cosy modern apartment will have broad appeal due to its central location and iconic style.

Below is the history of the building;

The Beresford Hotel in Sauchiehall Street, pictured shortly after its opening in 1938. Described as Glasgow's first skyscraper, it was the tallest building erected in Glasgow between the wars and the side view in Garnet Street (right) indicates its full scale. The Art Deco curved towers of the facade reflect the design found in many of Glasgow's cinemas of the 1930s.
The architect, William Beresford Inglis of Weddell & Inglis, was also the hotel's owner and managing director. The hotel became a favourite rendezvous for American servicemen during the Second World War.
Demand for hotel accommodation declined after the war and the building became an office block. The University of Strathclyde acquired it in 1964, renaming it Baird Hall. It was sold in 2003 and work began on its re-conversion into private apartments.


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