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Bishops Gate, Churchill Way, Kenmure Drive, Bishopbriggs, Glasgow, G64 2RJ

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  Bishops Gate,
Churchill Way, Kenmure Drive,
Bishopbriggs
Glasgow,
G64 2RJ
Independent Apartment 1 £140,000
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Bishops Gate consists of 69 flats arranged over three floors with communal facilities and completed in 2003.

Facilities include a house manager and alarm service, lift, residents' lounge, communal laundry, guest facilities and garden.

Glasgow is situated on the River Clyde and developed from being the furthest downstream fording point. St Mungo established a religious site here in the 6th century and the town grew in importance following King Davids reorganisation of the Bishopric. In the later middle ages Glasgow University was founded and when Daniel Defoe visited the city in the 18th century it was considered to be one of the fairest in the country. The industrial revolution brought massive change and the city became an important trading port with the Americas responsible for half of all the British tobacco trade. It later became one of the worlds largest shipbuilding centres and today has the largest economy in Scotland.

 

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Bishops Gate is managed by Firstport, 183 Vincent Street, Glasgow G2 5QY Telephone: 0141 248 2077

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