Mosspark Parish Church And Hall, 167 Ashkirk Drive, Glasgow

Mosspark Parish Church and Hall, located at 167 Ashkirk Drive in Glasgow, was designed by Thomson Sandilands and MacLeod in 1927. This Gothic-style church features a rectangular plan and is constructed of red ashlar with green slate roofs. The church has traceried windows and a polygonal apse at the west end, along with a gabled porch and an organ chamber positioned at either end of the long north front, which is connected by a narrow low side aisle. A large window is present in the buttressed east gable.

Inside, the church showcases exposed stonework, plain aisle arcades, and a decorative open-timber roof adorned with hanging lambs. There is a screen at the east end, and the organ, which was taken from Kingston Halls, was presented by John Auld MacTaggart, a builder associated with the Mosspark housing estate, and dedicated on May 25, 1933. The font dates from 1929, and the pulpit and communion table are made of white stone.

Adjoining the church is an L-plan block of halls, which has a buttressed gable facing the roadside to the north. The other elevations of the halls are harled, and the windows feature concrete mullions and transoms. A low range continues along the south flank of the church.

The property is set behind an iron-railed boundary, with square gatepiers at both the church and hall, which include an overthrow.