What is recorded here

Sherbrooke Castle Hotel stands at 11 Sherbrooke Avenue in Pollokshields, Glasgow, where a late 19th Century villa became a mid 20th Century hotel and second World War military training site. Soldiers may have drilled in rooms later suited to travellers, turning private walls into instruments of wartime preparation. The building still holds that shift from domestic quiet to public service, inviting wonder about the footsteps that crossed its floors before peace returned.

Scotland's National Record of the Historic Environment records Glasgow, Pollokshields, 11 Sherbrooke Avenue, Sherbrooke Castle Hotel as Hotel (mid 20th Century) - (second World War), Hotel (second World War) (1945), Military Training Site (second World War) - (second World War), Villa (late 19th Century) - (mid 20th Century) (1896). The official map says its point is accurate as follows: NGR given to the nearest 1m. The record does not by itself mean that the public may enter the place.

The building at 11 Sherbrooke Avenue, known as the Sherbrooke Castle Hotel, was constructed in the mid-20th century and served as a hotel during and after World War II. It is remembered for its wartime use and as part of Glasgow's 20th-century hospitality and military history.

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