Linthouse Housing Association has secured permission to convert the old Govan Road pub into two homes for residents with disabilities.
Linthouse Housing Association has been granted permission by Glasgow City Council to convert the Vital Spark, which was previously Fairfield Bar.
They will both have access to the communal backcourt at 1147 Govan Road, which is also owned by the housing association. Their report added: “However, it is recognised that the properties will be managed under one ownership by Linthouse Housing Association, a local housing association and a condition will be added to ensure that the proposal is not sold as private residential properties.”
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