QM Apartments are located on Queen Margaret Drive just a short stroll away from the Victorian elegance of he Botanic Garden’s Kibble Palace and the vibrant social hub of Byre’s Road.

This exciting new build development of just thirty three 2 & 3 bedroom apartments is built to the exacting standards for which Windex has become well known.

This was the first development by Windex in The West End and was built as a very ‘modern’ traditional tenement. There were 9 apartments built over 4 floors which included 2 duplex apartments on the third floor with magnificent outlooks over The West End to Glasgow Harbour and the shipyards beyond.

This was the final development by Windex of what was the Albion Street/Blackfriars Street/Bell Street/Walls Street square that they owned in the Merchant City. The accommodation comprised 13 loft apartments and a suite of offices on the first floor.

Greyfriars Court was Windex back in the Merchant City where it had all began over 10 years previously. The development consisted of 32 flats with garaging and commercial on the Ground Floor.

This was a joint development with Glasgow City Council and Queens Cross Housing Association. Phase 1 was the provision of social housing for Glasgow City Council and Queens Cross Housing Association in Cromwell Street together with the first tranche of private housing by Windex on Great Western Road. Phase 2 was the provision of private housing by Windex on Great Western Road and Maryhill Road. Phase 3 was the provision of private housing by Windex on the Maryhill Road/Great Western Road gushet site opposite the St Georges Cross underground station. The completed development was 72 flats and 7 commercial units.

One of the biggest conversions undertaken in Glasgow at the time. The existing bonded warehouses were converted to 149 luxury flats, a leisure complex and a variety of commercial units. It’s prominent sky line positioned on the canal can be clearly seen from the M8.

This was the conversion of the old snooker hall in Clarendon Street (Phase 1) to 12 luxury flats with a commercial unit on the ground floor and the provision of 30 new build flats on the gap site with Maryhill Road, again with ground floor commercial units.

Windex undertook the complicated conversion of the existing training college after it had been on the market for a number of years. There were several phases; Phase 1 being the wind and watertight works and the stone restoration under the auspices of Historic Buildings and Monuments (later to become Historic Scotland). The main and twin towers were challenging as was the level of repair to the detail of the building. Phase 2 was the internal conversion of the main building to 21 luxury flats. Phase 3 was the conversion of the library to office accommodation, under the ‘twin towers’.

This was the follow on project in the Merchant City for Windex and consisted of three separate buildings on Blackfriars Street. Phase 1 was the conversion of the building at the corner with High Street; the upper floors were converted to 6 flats. Phase 2 was the conversion of the red sandstone warehouse at No 20 to 15 luxury flats with ground floor garage. Phase 3 was the warehouse conversion of the old gas board training building to 48 luxury flats.

This was the first conversion of an existing warehouse building to flats in the Merchant City of Glasgow. The upper floors of this existing warehouse building were converted to 23 luxury flats.

Windex’s inventive and inspiring use of space at KirkView created a hugely attractive and exclusive development of just six quality homes.

An expert touch is reflected in the design, both inside and out.

In addition, each penthouse and garden flat has extensive features and specifications guaranteed to make KirkView one of Newton Mearns’ most outstanding and admired properties.