Crosshall Terrace

Settlement in Stirlingshire

Scotland

Crosshall Terrace

Flare at the Grangemouth Petrochemical Works Viewed from the towpath of the Union Canal at Polmont, the flare is two miles away. In the background is the 364 metre Knock Hill, just over 12 miles away.
Flare at the Grangemouth Petrochemical Works Credit: Mat Fascione

Crosshall Terrace is a charming residential area located in Stirlingshire, Scotland. Situated on the outskirts of the town of Stirling, this peaceful neighborhood offers a mix of housing options and a picturesque setting.

The terrace is comprised of a row of Victorian-style houses, each with its own unique character and architectural features. The properties on Crosshall Terrace are predominantly two-story buildings with traditional stone facades and well-maintained gardens. Many of the houses have been converted into flats, providing an array of accommodation options to suit different needs.

The area surrounding Crosshall Terrace is known for its natural beauty, with stunning views of the nearby hills and countryside. Residents can enjoy peaceful walks and outdoor activities in the nearby parks and green spaces. Additionally, the neighborhood benefits from its proximity to the River Forth, offering opportunities for boating and fishing.

Crosshall Terrace has a close-knit community feel, with friendly neighbors and a sense of community spirit. The residents take pride in their surroundings, and the area is well-maintained, with clean streets and attractive communal spaces.

The location of Crosshall Terrace is also advantageous for commuting and accessing amenities. The town of Stirling is just a short drive away, where residents can find a wide range of shops, restaurants, and entertainment options. The area is also well-served by public transportation, with regular bus services connecting it to other parts of Stirlingshire.

In summary, Crosshall Terrace is a delightful residential area in Stirlingshire, offering a peaceful and picturesque setting, a variety of housing options, and a strong sense of community.

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Flare at the Grangemouth Petrochemical Works Viewed from the towpath of the Union Canal at Polmont, the flare is two miles away. In the background is the 364 metre Knock Hill, just over 12 miles away.
Flare at the Grangemouth Petrochemical Works
Viewed from the towpath of the Union Canal at Polmont, the flare is two miles away. In the background is the 364 metre Knock Hill, just over 12 miles away.
Avondale Waste Treatment Centre A large facility at J4 of the M9, advertising 'Pioneering responsible waste management and renewable energy generation in Scotland'. Across the road from a large land-fill site.
Avondale Waste Treatment Centre
A large facility at J4 of the M9, advertising 'Pioneering responsible waste management and renewable energy generation in Scotland'. Across the road from a large land-fill site.
Entrance to Avondale Advanced Waste Treatment plant With an abundance of rules and instructions. Interestingly, the notice on the right has 'Opening Hours: Mon-Sat 07:00-07.00   Sun Closed'; I was there on a Saturday afternoon, so missed the momentary opening/closing at 0700 for that day.
Entrance to Avondale Advanced Waste Treatment plant
With an abundance of rules and instructions. Interestingly, the notice on the right has 'Opening Hours: Mon-Sat 07:00-07.00 Sun Closed'; I was there on a Saturday afternoon, so missed the momentary opening/closing at 0700 for that day.
Avondale landfill site Part of a large site by the M9 at J4.
Avondale landfill site
Part of a large site by the M9 at J4.
Tree lined towpath of the Union Canal
Tree lined towpath of the Union Canal
Towpath along the Union Canal in Falkirk
Towpath along the Union Canal in Falkirk
Railway line in Polmont, Falkirk
Railway line in Polmont, Falkirk
Battock Bridge No 53 Crossing the Union Canal near Polmont in Falkirk.
Battock Bridge No 53
Crossing the Union Canal near Polmont in Falkirk.
View towards the Grangemouth oil refinery Looking north from the towpath of the Union Canal.
View towards the Grangemouth oil refinery
Looking north from the towpath of the Union Canal.
Union Canal towpath towards Falkirk
Union Canal towpath towards Falkirk
Flare at the Grangemouth Petrochemical Works Looking north from the towpath of the Union Canal.
Flare at the Grangemouth Petrochemical Works
Looking north from the towpath of the Union Canal.
Nicolton Farm near the Union Canal
Nicolton Farm near the Union Canal
Union Canal near Almondhall Farm
Union Canal near Almondhall Farm
Almondhall Farm next to the Union Canal
Almondhall Farm next to the Union Canal
Almond Castle and Haining Wood Almond Castle was built in about 1470, it was abandoned in the 1750s and is now a ruin.
Almond Castle and Haining Wood
Almond Castle was built in about 1470, it was abandoned in the 1750s and is now a ruin.
Kirk Bridge No 52 Crossing the Union Canal near Almond Castle.
Kirk Bridge No 52
Crossing the Union Canal near Almond Castle.
Vellore Road Bridge No 51 Crossing the Union Canal near Almond.
Vellore Road Bridge No 51
Crossing the Union Canal near Almond.
Boat in a Union Canal winding hole The winding hole is next to Vellore Road Bridge No 51.
Boat in a Union Canal winding hole
The winding hole is next to Vellore Road Bridge No 51.
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Crosshall Terrace is located at Grid Ref: NS9476 (Lat: 55.972686, Lng: -3.6895531)

Unitary Authority: Falkirk

Police Authority: Forth Valley

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