New Homes in East Kilbride
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- £324,995 to £402,995
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- £264,995 to £381,995
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- £306,995 to £377,995
- 3 and 4 bedroom
- £284,995 to £399,995
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- £349,995 to £397,995
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- £229,995 to £359,995
- 3 and 4 bedroom
- £276,995 to £424,995
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- £275,995 to £417,995
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- £268,995 to £447,995
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New Homes in East Kilbride Highlights
- Modern Town Living: East Kilbride, offers a well-planned community with a mix of residential comfort, green spaces, and urban convenience. It’s ideal for families, professionals, and anyone seeking a balanced lifestyle near Glasgow.
- Attractions & Activities: Enjoy family-friendly destinations like Calderglen Country Park, the National Museum of Rural Life, and East Kilbride Arts Centre.
- Strong Education: East Kilbride is home to several popular schools, including St Andrew’s and St Bride’s High School, plus a range of primary options. Its educational offerings make it a smart choice for families looking to settle in a supportive learning environment.
- Excellent Transport Links: With access to major roads like the A726, A749, and M77, East Kilbride is well-connected to Glasgow and beyond. Regular train services from East Kilbride and Hairmyres stations link directly to Glasgow Central, and Glasgow International Airport is less than 10 miles away for international travel
New Homes in East Kilbride FAQs
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A big town with plenty of potential, you can look forward to all the perks that come with buying a home in East Kilbride. We can help your move get off to a great start with our own perks too, giving you the chance to save money through offers such as our Part Exchange scheme.
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With Glasgow and all the cultural, leisure and entertainment on offer in Scotland’s biggest city just a short drive away, there’s plenty to keep you occupied closer to home too. Langlands Moss Local Nature Reserve, Calderglen Country Park and James Hamilton Heritage Park with its water sports are all close by, while you can tire out the little ones at Wonder World Soft Play.
Take your dog or mountain bike to Cathkin Braes Country Park, go for long walks around Strathclyde Country Park and visit an array of local lochs and castles. And when it’s time to treat the kids - or indeed yourself - head over to Motherwell for a fun-filled day at M&D’s Scotland’s Theme Park. -
There are some very good schools in East Kilbride if you have young children to think of. St Kenneth’s Primary is close to the town centre and scores as excellent or very good across the board with Education Scotland, while Kirktonholme Primary and Murray Primary are other good options close to the heart of town.
For older children, St Ninian’s High School in Giffnock to the west of the centre is highly regarded, along with Clarkston’s Williamwood High School and the central St Andrew’s and St Bride’s High School. -
East Kilbride lies at the meeting point of the A725 and A726 roads, which head east and west towards the M74 and M77 respectively. The main train station on Torrance Road offers services to Glasgow which take around half an hour, which is a similar journey to the city’s international airport by car. Edinburgh meanwhile is less than an hour’s drive away along the M8.