New Homes in Broxburn
Sitting just over 10 miles outside Edinburgh in West Lothian, Broxburn has an excellent location within Scotland. Close to Livingston and South Queensferry, houses in Broxburn are only 15 miles from Falkirk. It’s just over double that to Glasgow, which you can commute in 35 minutes in the car.
Whether you’re exploring Almondell and Calderwood Country Park or Jupiter Artland with its outdoor contemporary sculptures, you’ve also got Greendykes Bing and Binny Craig in the local area, giving you lots of wide open natural spaces. Walk around Beecraigs Loch too, when you select from our developments closest to Broxburn below.
Barratt @ Bangour Village
Wallace Drive, Dechmont, Broxburn, West Lothian, EH52 1AF
- £289,995 to £436,995
- 3 and 4 bedroom
Burnbrae Meadow
Shale Road, Winchburgh, West Lothian, EH52 6RD
- £264,995 to £439,995
- 3 and 4 bedroom
Woodland Gait
Houstoun Road, Livingston, West Lothian, EH54 7AA
- £267,995 to £424,995
- 3 and 4 bedroom
Barratt @ West Craigs
Brogan Crescent, Edinburgh, City of Edinburgh, EH12 0DE
- £366,995 to £601,995
- 3 and 4 bedroom
Sycamore Gardens
Cairneyhill Road, Crossford, Dunfermline, Fife, KY12 8QB
- £299,995 to £447,995
- 3, 4 and 5 bedroom
Gilmerton Heights
Bannerman Cruick, Edinburgh, City of Edinburgh, EH17 8SH
- £366,995 to £485,995
- 3, 4 and 5 bedroom
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Why Choose a New Home in Broxburn
- Education: Local primary schools and Broxburn Academy, with easy access to West Lothian College and Edinburgh universities.
- Transport: Close to the M8 and M9, near Uphall and Bathgate railway stations, and within easy reach of Edinburgh Airport.
- Things to do: Union Canal walks, Almondell & Calderwood Country Park, Almond Valley Heritage Centre and the House of the Binns.
- Lifestyle: Friendly community atmosphere with a mix of local amenities, outdoor spaces and commuter convenience
New Homes in Broxburn FAQs - What Buyers Need to Know
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Life in Broxburn combines the convenience of a commuter town with access to attractive countryside and outdoor spaces. The town has a strong community feel, with independent shops, cafés, local services and leisure facilities supporting everyday life. Its location between Edinburgh and Glasgow appeals to commuters, while surrounding green spaces and canal-side routes offer opportunities to relax outdoors. Broxburn's history and continuing growth have helped create a welcoming environment that appeals to families, professionals and those looking for a balance between town and country living.
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Broxburn offers a good range of educational options for families, including local primary schools and Broxburn Academy, which serves the wider community. The town is also within easy reach of further education opportunities in Livingston, including West Lothian College. For higher education, Edinburgh's universities are accessible by road and public transport, making the area attractive to students and professionals alike. The town's family-oriented character, combined with access to nearby educational facilities and community resources, makes Broxburn a practical choice for households at different stages of life.
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Residents and visitors can enjoy a variety of nearby attractions. The Union Canal provides scenic routes for walking, cycling and wildlife spotting, while Almondell & Calderwood Country Park offers woodland trails, picnic areas and a visitor centre. The area is also close to attractions such as the Almond Valley Heritage Centre and the historic House of the Binns. Local leisure facilities include sports and swimming amenities, while nearby golf courses and riding schools add further recreational options. Broxburn's industrial heritage, particularly its connection to Scotland's shale oil industry, also contributes to its distinctive character.
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Broxburn benefits from a convenient location in West Lothian, close to both the M8 and M9 motorways, making travel to Edinburgh, Glasgow and Stirling straightforward. Although the town does not have its own active railway station, nearby stations such as Uphall and Bathgate provide regular rail services across Scotland. Local bus routes connect Broxburn with Livingston, Edinburgh and surrounding communities, while Edinburgh Airport is only a short drive away. The Union Canal also passes through the area, offering attractive walking and cycling routes for local journeys and leisure trips.