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Auldhouse, Glasgow — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Auldhouse lies south of the River Clyde in Glasgow, strung along the Auldhouse Burn where it runs down toward the White Cart Water.
About Auldhouse
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A burn crosses the district. The Auldhouse Burn threads the district on its way to the White Cart Water, south of the River Clyde, and the streets it passes are housing rather than anything laid on for travellers. Nobody comes here for a hotel.
Kilmarnock Road and Riverbank Street carry the churches, and St Margaret's at neighbouring Newlands is one of the three buildings on the district's register.
About Auldhouse
What are the main landmarks in Auldhouse?
Parish fabric, and a burn. St Margaret's at Newlands, the Old Secession Church on Riverbank Street and the Church Hall of St. Margaret's Church on Kilmarnock Road are what the register holds for Auldhouse, none of them a public monument. The Auldhouse Burn runs past them.
It meets the White Cart Water beyond the houses.
What is the history of Auldhouse?
District and burn share a name. The Auldhouse Burn runs through here toward the White Cart Water, and the oldest fabric set down under the name is ecclesiastical rather than civic, from St Margaret's at Newlands to the Old Secession Church on Riverbank Street. The district entered Glasgow's record without a date.
Auldhouse sits south of the River Clyde, inside Glasgow.
Where is Auldhouse?
Auldhouse occupies the banks of the Auldhouse Burn in Glasgow, south of the River Clyde, where the burn feeds the White Cart Water.
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Updated September 2026