Taransay Court
9 Liddesdale Square, Milton, Glasgow, Scotland, G22 7BT
9 Liddesdale Square, Milton, Glasgow, Scotland, G22 7BT
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Manager's Description
"Opened in 1990 by Susan Baird, the second female Lord Provost of Glasgow, Taransay Court is a development of 35 flats for up to 43 people, two of the flats purpose-built for wheelchair users. Just tw..." Show more "Opened in 1990 by Susan Baird, the second female Lord Provost of Glasgow, Taransay Court is a development of 35 flats for up to 43 people, two of the flats purpose-built for wheelchair users. Just two miles north of the city centre, it was built at a cost in excess of £1.25m.Taransay Court is on Liddlesdale Square in Milton, Glasgow. The flats are arranged on two levels with a lift and wheelchair access throughout. The scheme is tastefully and comfortably decorated with carpeted corridors, a communal lounge with adjoining kitchen, laundry facilities, a small enclosed garden and car park." Show less
Main Facts
Retirement housing
Tenure(s): Rent (social landlord)
38 flats. Built in 1990. Sizes 1 bedroom, 2 bedroom. Includes wheelchair standard properties.
Non-resident management staff and Careline alarm service
Lift, Lounge, Laundry, Guest facilities, Garden
Access to site fairly easy. Distances: bus stop 200 yards; shop 200 yards; post office 1 mile(s); town centre 2 mile(s); GP 0.5 mile(s); social centre 300 yards.
Weekly Social activities include: Bingo, afternoon teas, brunch club and knitting bee, organised by tenants and staff. New residents accepted from 60 years of age. Both cats & dogs generally accepted (by agreement only).
Housing Authority: Glasgow
Social Care Authority: Glasgow
Info updated: 09/06/2024
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Availability
Check with Trust Housing Association - none notified to EAC - Advertise vacancies / sales.Residents' views
A number of residents have used EAC's resident consultation card game to give their views on aspects of where they live. They gave top marks to this scheme for: Convenience of the location
Quality of the garden