Croftfoot Parish Church And Hall, 318 Croftpark Avenue, Glasgow

Croftfoot Parish Church and Hall, located at 318 Croftpark Avenue in Glasgow, was designed by John Keppie and Henderson and completed in 1935. The church is connected to the hall on the west side, with a small courtyard in between. The building features red brick with yellow ashlar dressings and slate roofs. The nave has a broad-eaved gable facing the street, which includes a five-light round-arched window at the gallery level. To the right, there is a side aisle that contains the entrance, which is angled to form a belfry topped with a cross finial. The doorway features an arched hood and a three-light window above it. The flank elevation facing Crofthill Road is asymmetrical, with the main roof sweeping over an outshot to the south.

The hall has a wide gambrel roof and an elevation facing the street with five lights below the eaves. It is connected to the church at the south by a low wing and at the west by an open passageway with a slate roof and timber uprights. The property is enclosed by plain iron railings.