Located in the much south side area of Glasgow, Cathcart House is an exclusive redevelopment of a landmark B-listed building providing 78 luxury apartments with a mix of 1-, 2- and 3-bedroom flats and 2- bedroom penthouses.
Interested buyers can now visit the newly furnished penthouse with impressive views across Glasgow’s skyline and featuring unique art pieces from Glasgow-based local artists Fraser Taylor and Beth Shapeero. An additional newly furnished two-bedroom show flat has also opened for visitors.
All apartments in what once was Scottish Power's HQ building provide open plan living and Jackton Moor kitchens. Master bedrooms feature walk-in wardrobes and are en-suite, with prestigious Porcelanosa tiling.
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The penthouses have full height glass doors from the living area and master bedroom to a private large terrace with stunning views across the city skyline to the Campsie Fells. There are also exclusive solar powered energy PV panels on the penthouse apartment roofs
As a listed building, Cathcart House retains its original hallway entrance and its marble staircase with decorative balustrades. The building is built of attractive red brick and there are lifts to all floors and allocated car parking space for the residents.
Prices for the apartments ranging from £171k to £349k for one to three-bed apartments, and from £366k for the two-bed penthouses. Apartments are spread over five floors, benefiting from an attractive internal landscaped courtyard area.
Robert Croll, Sales Manager at the FM Group said: "We are delighted to be opening this stunning penthouse and two-bedroom flat for interested buyers to have a true feel of how this iconic building could become their new home.
"Cathcart House preserves several majestic aspects of its original design, such as its hallway entrance and marble staircase, and the city’s skyline views are almost impossible to beat.
"It's convenient location, by being close to the city centre and yet surrounded by green areas have also proven a clear draw for people as we have just a small number of apartments left."
