Paisley builds outwards with plans for 37 homes
April 17 2024
Paisley's former Hawkhead Hospital is set for residential redevelopment with plans for 37 semi-detached properties and townhouses for private sale.
Cruden Homes is leading the transformation of Paisley's urban fringe, furthering the growth of Hawkhead as a family-friendly location.
Hawkhead Mews will offer a variety of three-bedroom properties to designs by Holmes Miller but will entail demolition of the B-listed Ross House. The former maternity ward, dating from 1949, has lain empty for decades and is considered uneconomic to repair.
Hazel Davies, sales and marketing director of Cruden Homes, said: “Hawkhead is a fantastic location and ticks all the boxes for modern family living. These spacious and flexible new homes are set in a thriving and established community with a wealth of amenities and easy access to Paisley, Glasgow and the central belt.”
The new homes are expected to be completed in autumn 2024.
Initial plans for dormer windows were replaced by rooflights
Simple white rendered modernist buildings follow the 1930s style of the hospital
The B-listed Ross House is set for demolition
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