The owners association worked tirelessly to repair the structure.
A Glasgow tenement dating back to 1905 has been shortlisted for Britain’s Best Loved private building.
The Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings has narrowed it down to four buildings across the UK. Also included in the list is The Thatch in Norfolk, Berwick Lodge on the Isle of Wight, and Nunwick Barn in Yorkshire.The future of Camphill Gate was questionable after poor quality repairs in the ‘80s, which grew to cause significant problems. Iron gutters were replaced with undersized aluminium ones, which couldn’t cope with rainfall.
Glasgow City Heritage Trust offered a grant of £292,226 towards conservation repairs, which was later augmented by a top up grant from Glasgow City Council. Further areas of repair have been identified in the building, including issues with windows and the stone facing.
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