ABOUT THE GARDENS

Located in the west end of Glasgow, Kingsborough Gardens originally consisted of a ‘B’ listed  residential  terrace built in the 1870s by William Robertson. The Gardens were expanded to include the adjacent Hanover Terrace again built by Robertson. The Edwardian red sandstone townhouses to the south were built in the 1900s by three different architects.

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Today the gardens offer quiet family life within easy reach of the many amenities of  Byres Road, Glasgow University and  Kelvingrove  Art Gallery.

Proprietors commonly own two central gardens which are maintained by Kingsborough Gardens Proprietors Association. The gardens are used for many  social events throughout the year including family fun days, Bonfire Night and have previously hosted a formal ball.

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Garden Rules

• Do not climb on or over fences or gates.

• No ball games allowed in the North Gardens.

• The South Gardens may be used for soft ball games only but  responsibly and having proper regard to other garden  users, the trees and plants in the gardens.Ball games only allowed between 9am and 9pm.

• Cycling on the grass is not allowed  with the exception of young children learning to ride a bike.

• Dogs are not allowed in the gardens.

• Please use the bins provided or take your litter home.

• At all times please act responsibly and with due regard to other garden users.