New Homes in Clydebank
Somewhat unsurprisingly, Clydebank sits on the bank of the River Clyde in Scotland. Part of West Dunbartonshire, houses in Clydebank are less than seven miles from the centre of Glasgow, a journey you can do in around 15 minutes on the train. The town’s across the river from Paisley, while it’s a just over an hour’s drive to Edinburgh.
Whether you’re exploring Mugdock Country Park, relaxing in Knightswood Park or going on a whisky distillery tour, there are plenty of active things to do. There’s even a local indoor snow park and a 150-foot bungee jump called the Titan, which also offers abseiling for a gentler pace. Have a look below to see our latest developments near Clydebank.
- £349,995 to £394,995
- 4 bedroom
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- £324,995 to £402,995
- 3 and 4 bedroom
- £284,995 to £399,995
- 3 and 4 bedroom
- £264,995 to £381,995
- 3 and 4 bedroom
- £229,995 to £359,995
- 3 and 4 bedroom
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- £306,995 to £377,995
- 3 and 4 bedroom
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Perfectly placed between Scotland’s biggest city and the country’s west coast – not to mention within striking distance of one of Britain’s best loved natural landmarks – Clydebank is a fantastic place to call home. Read on to discover more about this area, while you can head over to our latest offers page for all the information you need about programs like the Part Exchange scheme.
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Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park is the fourth largest national park in Britain, and boasts some of the most incredible natural scenery you’ll see anywhere in Europe. Perfect for long walks and hikes, spots like Loch Humphrey, the Kilpatrick Hills and Greenside Reservoir are even closer to Clydebank if you prefer staying local.
From the views up Duncolm and Lang Craigs, to afternoons at one of the local whisky distilleries and trips to Clydebank Museum and Titan Clydebank, there’s something for everyone in and around town. The kids will love testing themselves at Climbzone, the dog will enjoy a runaround at Drumchapel Park, and Glasgow is always only a few miles along the river when you need a dose of culture or an evening out.
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Parents will be pleased to know there’s a good selection of local schools to choose from. Whitecrook Primary, Linnvale Primary and Kilbowie Primary are all close to the centre of Clydebank, while St Stephen’s Primary and Our Holy Redeemer’s Primary are also good options. At secondary level, Clydebank High School on Janetta Street and Kirkoswald Drive’s St Peter the Apostle High School are the two options closest to the heart of town.
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Clydebank is a great place to live if you work in Glasgow, with trains into the city taking just 15 minutes. It’ll likely take a little longer to drive, while it’s not much more than 10 minutes to the city’s international airport. The town’s also close to the M8 motorway, as well as the M77 and M74, with car and train journeys over to Edinburgh taking just over an hour.