 | 1883 Guest House Glasgow 1883 Guest House, 56 Glenapp Street, Pollokshields, Glasgow, G41 2LG "During its Victorian heyday many fine sandstone buildings were created including the traditional tenement." |
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| A traditional Glasgow tenement flat dating from 1883 in the Pollokshields conservation area. The guest house is operated by a Scottish-American family who live in the adjacent flat. You will have your own separate entrance door. Each of the two rooms has twin/double beds with TV & DVD player, radio/alarm clock, tea/coffee making facilities.The bathroom is shared by the two guest rooms. Non-smoking House FREE Wi-Fi! |
| Typical bedroom Glasgow is Scotland's largest city. During its Victorian heyday many fine sandstone buildings were created including the traditional tenement. The Pollokshields area was the world's first planned garden suburb built to cater for the rapidly growing 'Second City of the Empire. Heavy industry has gone but the city's building and architectural heritage remains including many fine public buildings. Glasgow is only a half-hour from the world renowned Loch Lomond & Trossachs National Park as well as the Clyde Coast. The Scottish Highlands can be reached by road or rail within a few hours. |
| Glasgow and surrounding area Close to: Pollok House & Burrell Collection (3km) Hampden Stadium (2km) Glasgow Science Centre 3km) We can provide you with tourist information for the city and surroundings including Loch Lomond and the Clyde Coast. |
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| How to reach us By air: Glasgow Airport: 15 mins By car: M8 westbound J20, eastbound J21-1km. M77-junction 1 - 2km GPS: G41 2LG/56 By taxi: 3km from the city centre By rail: Pollokshields East station 500m (connection to Glasgow Central station) By bus: 59/89/90 at the end of the street |
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