Hilltree Court by McCarthy & Stone in Giffnock

Over 65% of the one and two bedroom apartments at Hilltree Court are now sold. This development of high-quality retirement apartments is the first Assisted Living development from McCarthy & Stone in Scotland and features well-appointed accommodation with all the facilities and standard features to be expected of McCarthy & Stone’s Assisted Living developments.

Ideal for those seeking retirement apartments in the south side of Glasgow, our Fenwick Road development is situated in Giffnock and offers easy access to surrounding areas such as Newton Mearns, Newlands and Shawlands.

Highlights

• High-quality Assisted Living apartments
• Easy access to local shops and services as well as Glasgow city centre
• Picturesque Rouken Glen Park is within close proximity
• Ample opportunity for leisure activities and exploring the arts

Why choose an Assisted Living apartment?

A beautiful home that you own, companionship and privacy on your terms and all the help you need to enjoy life and maintain your independence. Whatever the reason for leaving your current home, you’ll soon discover the benefits of Assisted Living – from having an Estates team on site 24 hours a day, flexible domestic and personalised care packages, convenient guest accommodation and an on-site restaurant – to the little things like being able to use a lift. Assisted Living is built around you. 

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Local area

Our Hilltree Court development benefits from excellent rail and road links. Giffnock station is situated just a short distance away with trains to Glasgow and East Kilbride. Adjacent to the accommodation is a supermarket and local shops and services are within easy reach.

Giffnock is an attractive Glaswegian suburb, recently chosen as the first Scottish site for a Whole Foods Market. Shoppers are spoilt for choice in Giffnock with an array of both independent and big brand stores.

Rouken Glen is a popular attraction in the area and is typical of Edwardian urban parks with both formal and informal areas to explore, including a walled garden and waterfall. The south side of Glasgow plays host to Scottish National Trust properties such as Greenbank Garden.

Giffnock offers plenty to occupy its residents, including the well attended Eastwood Park Theatre.