The period-style Woodside Place office space exudes class, its distinct character creating an inspirational working environment. Set across four Grade A Georgian townhouses and situated within Glasgow's Park conservation area, these beautifully restored offices have been appointed with modern businesses in mind but retain the grandeur and elegance to impress visitors and clients. Glasgow has developed a broad economy since its early days as a shipbuilding and engineering powerhouse...
The period-style Woodside Place office space exudes class, its distinct character creating an inspirational working environment. Set across four Grade A Georgian townhouses and situated within Glasgow's Park conservation area, these beautifully restored offices have been appointed with modern businesses in mind but retain the grandeur and elegance to impress visitors and clients. Glasgow has developed a broad economy since its early days as a shipbuilding and engineering powerhouse. Today it's better known for its financial sector, which includes many blue-chip companies, and its growing hi-tech focus as part of Scotland's 'Silicon Glen'. The city is one of the fastest growing in the UK and the largest of Scotland's urban economies. But with more than 13,000 companies in Glasgow, including a quarter of Scotland's largest businesses, the business centre has all kinds of businesses as neighbours. They include retail, tourism, construction, energy, life sciences, creative, and shipbuilding and marine technology companies.