Now known as Glasgow Citi View, the completed development provides 142 student beds across 140 apartments, comprising individual studios, duplex rooms and accessible studios.

Designed to provide a premium student living experience, each bedroom is self-contained and includes an en-suite shower room, kitchenette and dining space.

The lower ground, ground and first floors also provide a range of high-quality operational and amenity areas, including a staffed reception, parcel room, student lounge, study and meeting rooms, gym, laundry, storage, and a flexible bookable kitchen, dining and games space.

The refurbishment included the comprehensive strip-out and conversion of the existing building, alongside external works including full replacement of the roof coverings, stonework repairs and drainage improvements.

A key feature of the completed building is the atrium artwork created by Efomural, which forms a striking focal point within Glasgow Citi View and celebrates the character of the restored building.

Centrally located, Glasgow Citi View is within easy reach of both the University of Strathclyde and Glasgow Caledonian University. The completed development brings a long-vacant listed building back into active use, delivering premium accommodation within the city centre while supporting wider regeneration.

The project was delivered by Clark Contracts alongside a multi-disciplinary design team including FaulknerBrowns, Paragon Construction Consultants, MS Construction Consultants, Bellrock Consulting, Apex Acoustics, Rybka, Narro and Jensen Hughes.

Raj Sehgal, director at Union Property Development, said: “Glasgow Citi View represents a significant investment in bringing a vacant, Category B listed building back into meaningful use, and we’re really proud of what’s been achieved.

“Our design team has done a brilliant job of respecting the character of the original building while creating a warm, modern space that students will genuinely enjoy living in. Being so close to both Strathclyde and Glasgow Caledonian, we think it will be a great home for students during their time in Glasgow.”

Gerry Cummins, director at Clark Contracts, said: “We are delighted to have completed the refurbishment of 250 St Vincent Street for Union Property Development, delivering premium, modern student accommodation within Glasgow city centre.

“This project further strengthens our student accommodation portfolio, with over 1,500 student beds delivered across central Scotland in recent years, and reflects the expertise of our team in delivering high-quality refurbishment projects within busy city centre environments.”