Location

“Where the City meets the country” almost perfectly describes the attributes of Red Deer Village. It is the ideal base for those who wish to experience some of Scotland’s finest cultural centres and beauty spots. Located in North Lanarkshire, the vibrant and exciting City of Glasgow is within easy reach – by bus, rail or car with Edinburgh and Stirling both within an hours commute.

Residential park homes

Red Deer Village boasts panoramic views of the city of Glasgow as well as breathtaking views of the Campsie hills, gateway to the Scottish Highlands. The local Frankfield loch is only minutes away by foot and offers a sanctuary for wildlife. Wild deer are regular visitors to this area. The local Cardowan Moss Woodland is situated to the east of Hogganfield Park Local Nature Reserve, between Garthamlock and Stepps. The diversity of wildlife and habitats present has led to this site becoming a proposed Local Nature Reserve. There is also an extensive network of paths, perfect for walkers and cyclists alike.

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Stepps

Located around five miles to the North-East of Glasgow. The village of Stepps is twinned with Les Marches in the Savoie region of France.

Stepps has two churches, Stepps Parish and St Josephs, a pharmacy, dental care centre, hairdressers and beauty parlour, restaurants, local bars as well as a Bannatyne’s gym. Train and bus links makes Stepps an easy commuter base for travelling.

Glasgow, Edinburgh and Stirling

On the outskirts of Glasgow, Stepps is only 48 miles from the stunning and Historic capital city of Edinburgh and only 21 miles from Stirling with its castle and stunning Wallace monument. All 3 cities offer culture, historic monuments, theatres, and art galleries in abundance. Stepps also acts as a natural gateway to the North allowing easy driving access towards Loch Lomond, The Trossachs, Scotland’s national parks and mountain ranges. Residents regularly visit these nearby towns and cities on our courtesy mini bus.