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In the immediate area of this part of Scotstoun there are street names which remind us of the rural nature of this part of Glasgow in centuries past – Birchfield, Larchfield, Harefield. 

Birchfield Drive and the homes in the surrounding streets are part of the 1930s development of residential property in the Scotstoun and Knightswood areas of Glasgow.  

Scotstoun Hill

In the immediate area of this part of Scotstoun there are street names which remind us of the rural nature of this part of Glasgow in centuries past – Birchfield, Larchfield, Harefield.  Birchfield Drive and the homes in the surrounding streets are part of the 1930s development of residential property in the Scotstoun and Knightswood areas of Glasgow.  At the junction of Birchfield Drive and Stronvar Drive a plot of land with a pathway leads into what was once part of the Scotstoun Estate and where there now stand the Kingsway Court blocks (1962). 

Follow the path from Birchfield Drive into a large area of mature trees and greenspace to reach the unmarked site of the second Scotstoun House (1919-1962) 

This is one of three heritage trails within Scotstoun. They all start and end at Heart of Scotstoun Community Centre. This trail is centred in a busy area with main roads and a well used cycle path which has cyclists, pedestrians and dog walkers. Please make sure you exercise caution at all times and where  possible use pedestrian crossings

Scotstoun Hill

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