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George Street Complex | Glasgow for sale prime city centre development opportunity george street complex | glasgow On the Instructions of Glasgow City Council • Prime Glasgow city centre development opportunity overlooking George Square and Glasgow City Chambers • Prominent corner location offering a refurbishment and redevelopment opportunity • Site includes “A Listed” Parish Halls Building at 266 George Street and “B Listed” at 280 George Street • View of subjects from George Square THE OPPORTUNITY City Property (Glasgow) LLP is delighted to bring to the market this rare and prestigious development opportunity located within the heart of Glasgow city centre. The George Street Complex consists of the former Council Parish Halls at 266 George Street, offices at 280 George Street/24 North Frederick Street, the former Outdoor Resource Centre and the former Births, Deaths and Marriages offices, both in Martha Street. In addition the sale includes the adjacent gap site on John Street and former offices at 73 John Street. This complex of buildings are situated in a prominent position, just off George Square and across from Glasgow City Chambers on one of Glasgow’s steep grid sloping sites, offering potential vantage views at varying points along Martha Street and John Street. This sale offers developers an opportunity to create an exciting development utilising two of the city’s unique Category ‘A’ and ‘B’ Listed buildings. View of 266 George St from View of 24 North Frederick St, forming corner of City Chambers corner of 280 George St building with City Chambers across the street George Square Location Glasgow is Scotland’s largest city with a population in excess of 630,000 people and a city’s public life. The Square is in the heart of Glasgow’s cosmopolitan city centre and catchment population in excess of 1.75 million people. It is the sixth most visited city in can be easily accessed from a number of neighbouring streets, including North Hanover the United Kingdom and the most important contributor to Scotland’s Gross Domestic Street, North Frederick Street, South Frederick Street, George Street, Cochrane Street, Product. The city is a magnet for shopping, tourism and also culture with a variety of Miller Street, Queen Street and St Vincent Place. restaurants, nightlife and events available throughout. The city has the UK’s largest retail offering outside of London and attracts almost 2.5 million visitors per year. Scotland’s largest city is characterised by the famous Victorian architecture of its many streets, squares and historical monuments, telling of a fascinating and influential past. The former Parish Halls office building provides spectacular views of the City Chambers It was confidence which inspired the builders of the Victorian city, and by the greatest and also George Square. good fortune they were served by a group of architects of quite exceptional merit. It is George Square is Glasgow’s principal urban space, and the acknowledged centre of the their combined efforts which make Glasgow one of the world’s finest 19th Century cities. 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