The upper floors of one of Falkirk 's most distinctive town centre buildings are set to be transformed into six modern flats, under new plans submitted to the council.
The three-storey sandstone building at 2 High Street and 1 Newmarket Street, was built in 1879 as a bank and used more recently as lawyers' offices and storage space.
The ground floor remains occupied by law firm Marshall and Wilson, but a transformation is in store for the upper storeys if planning permission is granted by Falkirk Council.
