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FORMER HULL QUEENS GARDENS POLICE STATION TRANSFORME­D INTO STUNNING GLASS HOUSE APARTMENTS

- By SOPHIE KITCHING sophie.kitching@reachplc.com @sophiekitc­hing

IT is hard to believe this was once e the former police station in Hull’s s Queen’s Gardens.

The huge £22m residentia­l l developmen­t has seen the large e building converted into 94 swanky y apartments.

Floors one to three have e apartments and four to five are e duplex penthouses. And after years s of planning and constructi­on, here’s s the final result.

The “special” developmen­t in n Hull’s “residentia­l regenerati­on” ” is said to take city centre living to “another level”.

After four years under construcct­ion, The Glass House in Queens s Gardens is finished and residents s are moving into the apartments s and penthouses, which will bring g at least 250 people to live in the e city centre.

Iguana Developmen­ts is said to o be “breathing new life” into the e city centre with £42m invested in n its three developmen­ts.

The large city centre landmark is also home to a in-house e gym and cinema, private dining, co-working space and atrium with ith concierge service.

The firms firm’s managing director,

Jason Coleman said: “We are thrilled The Glass House is now ready for residents to move in.

“The apartments and penthouses appeal to young profession­als and down-sizers, as well as a those who’ve purchased a holiday home – in any case, the ease of city living is on the list of priorities.

“We have delayed the grand o opening event until after lockdown, however,h however, viewings are available by p private appointmen­t, appointmen­t with My Agent w who is managing the sales.”

Mr Coleman was inspired to invest in Hull following the UK City of Culture and hopes the success of Iguana Developmen­ts inspires private investors to continue putting money into the area.

“Complement­ed by work from commercial developers, Hull’s city centre is getting a face-lift,” he said.

“It’s an affordable city to live and work and I am confident we will continue to attract young profession­als who will make Hull their home for life.”

Prices for the one, two, three and four-bedroom homes range from £140,000 to £430,000.

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