Is tollcross a good area?

Is tollcross a good area?

A pleasant neighbourhood in the eastern suburbs of Glasgow, Tollcross offers a number of major benefits to local residents. It has a number of excellent amenities, plenty of wide open spaces and a relatively easy commute into the city centre.

Does Tollcross Park have animals?

Tollcross Children’s Farm is home to a wide variety of animals, from the usual farmyard favourites such as sheep, pigs and chickens to the more unusual, such as the colourful lovebirds and alpacas. There are ample car parking facilities in the Sport centre car park, immediately adjacent to the Courtyard entrance.

Is tollcross childrens farm free?

The farm is totally free.

Who owns Tollcross Park?

In 2003 the restored building is a care home for the elderly, providing accommodation and care for twenty-two persons in single rooms, while allowing them to retain their independence. It is owned by Shettleston Housing Association and managed by the Church of Scotland Board of Social Responsibility.

What are the nice areas of Glasgow?

That’s why we’ve put together this list of the best places to live around Glasgow.

  1. Bearsden. Bearsden sits in northwest Glasgow, where expensive homes, quality schools, and small shops come together to provide an excellent place to raise a family.
  2. The West End.
  3. East End.
  4. Southside.
  5. Hillhead.
  6. Shawlands.
  7. Giffnock.
  8. Scotstoun.

Are there toilets in Tollcross Park?

Tollcross Park and Leisure Centre has not told us about their parking. No, there are no toilets available.

What council is Tollcross Glasgow?

Glasgow City Council
Tollcross – Tollcross Road – Glasgow City Council.

When was tollcross built?

1848
Tollcross Park and Winter Gardens Tollcross House was built in 1848 for James Dunlop who was one of the owners of the Clyde Iron Works. David Bryce and William Burn were the architects and the building replaced a substantial house that the original owners of the estate, the Corbets, had occupied.

What areas of Glasgow should I avoid?

Areas to Avoid in Glasgow

  • Sauchiehall Street.
  • Hope Street.
  • Clyde Street.
  • Possil.
  • Springburn.
  • Lambhill.
  • Cadder.
  • Maryhill.