Bellahouston Park Dumbreck Road, Glasgow South Side G41 5BW | |
01413534770 | |
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We are one of Glasgow's finest wedding & conference venues whilst also being an excellent rescource to visitors as a cultural attraction.
House for an Art Lover, based in Bellahouston Park Glasgow, is just off the M8 and M77 and only 10 minutes from Glasgow's City Centre.
The Mackintosh Suite opens as a visitor attraction and the Art Lovers Shop and Art Lovers Cafe are also open daily with lunch served from 12pm to 4pm.
The House also holds a number of private events every year including weddings, birthday parties, corporate seminars and product launches. We are also an ideal filming or photo-shoot location.
For further information on the House, please visit our website or telephone us on 0141 353 4770.
Free on-site parking available.
Disabled spaces and access.
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