1 Prince's Terrace

1 Prince's Terrace is a historic residential building located in Glasgow, Scotland, recognized as a Category A monument since 1970. Designed by architect James Thomson and completed around 1870, this Italianate style structure features a distinctive four-axial facade, a double-leaf entrance, and ornate architectural details including arched dormers and a cast iron balustrade. The building's rich history includes significant interior redesigns by its notable resident, starch producer James Morrice, who lived there from 1895 to 1932. Its prominent location at the corner of Prince's Terrace and Queen's Place makes it an interesting site for both tourists and researchers exploring Glasgow's architectural heritage.