Renovation projects don’t always create the sort of magic that they were supposed to; however, with a bit of ingenuity and zeal to transform the current structure into something more meaningful, results do reflect the intent behind the transformation. One such example is the historic building in Harrogate, North Yorkshire, which has been elegantly transformed into a range of stunning apartment and houses thanks to the work of developers.
Located in the heart of Harrogate, the Grade II listed ‘Old Police Station Harrogate’ building was designed in the 20’s by renowned period architect Percy Oates Platts. The iconic ‘Queen Anne Revival’ style structure was built for the Claro Division of Police, and the force first occupied the premises at the turn of the 30’s. With its imperious facade, this building boasted an architectural formality and ‘gravitas’ that reflected the merit of its occupants.
The station was home to Harrogate Police until a few years ago when local officers moved to newly built headquarters outside of town, making this impressive building available for renovation.
A local development team has since taken on and completed the renovation, transformingThe Old Police Station Harrogate into a range of luxury abodes, each boasting secure parking within the landscaped, gated grounds. Prices for these stunning houses and apartments range from £250,000- £895,000 for those looking to purchase a piece of Yorkshire history, as well as live in one of the most prosperous towns in the country.
The development team’s mission was to retain the structures of all the original building but improve on them by introducing state-of-the-art fixtures and fittings as well as luxury kitchens and elegant bathrooms. The houses and apartments now rank as some of the most prestigious and in-demand properties in Harrogate but you can snap up one of your own by heading over to theoldpolicestation-harrogate.co.uk. After all, when you need the inspiration to turn your abode into an amazing one, you would sure get the kick you were always looking for; however, you need to follow the right direction.
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