Historic Worcester porcelain factory converted into eight luxury apartments

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 12 Oct, 16:31 · Archive

A former Worcester porcelain works building has been transformed into eight one- and two-bedroom apartments starting at £205,000.

A historic building that was once part of a Worcester porcelain factory has been converted into eight luxury apartments. The Gilding House development on Princes Drive in Diglis comprises one- and two-bedroom flats, with prices starting at £205,000.

Developers aimed to combine the original building's character and heritage with contemporary apartment living. Historic features have been retained in the conversion. Andy Jones, founder of Your Property Box, the estate agent marketing the development exclusively, said: 'It's one thing to see photographs, but being able to walk around an apartment and experience the space for yourself makes a real difference.'

'The building has a fantastic history, and it's exciting to see it being brought back to life as eight modern apartments,' Jones added, welcoming potential residents to view the finished apartments.

How it is being reported

• Inside historic Worcester factory building transformed into 8 luxury apartmentsThe Gilding House, in Diglis, is a new development that breathes life into a former Worcester porcelain works building.Worcester News · 12 Oct, 16:00
• Inside historic Worcester factory building transformed into 8 luxury apartmentsThe Gilding House, in Diglis, is a new development that breathes life into a former Worcester porcelain works building.Malvern Gazette · 12 Oct, 16:00

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