New Homes in Lanarkshire
Bordering the City of Glasgow to the west, houses in North Lanarkshire offer an excellent location within Scotland. Also sharing a boundary with South Lanarkshire, East Dunbartonshire and West Lothian, charming open countryside occupies much of the region, while Edinburgh is only around 20 miles away from the eastern border.
Whether you’re choosing between towns like Bargeddie, Holytown, Cumbernauld and Motherwell, planning a trip to M&D’s Scotland’s Theme Park or exploring Strathclyde Country Park, there’s so much to love about this area. Take a look below to explore our latest developments in North Lanarkshire.
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Lanarkshire is a friendly region with a welcoming community atmosphere. Residents take pride in their local heritage and regularly participate in community gatherings, including the annual Lanark Lanimer Day celebrations.
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Families moving to our new build homes in Lanarkshire have access to quality educational options, including Kirklandpark Primary School and St Mark’s Primary School. Secondary education includes Hamilton Grammar School and Lanark Grammar School, while the University of the West of Scotland’s Hamilton campus offers further education.
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Lanarkshire boasts a range of amenities across the region, including excellent shopping facilities at EK East Kilbride Shopping Centre – one of the largest in Scotland. History enthusiasts will enjoy Bothwell Castle or Summerlee Museum of Scottish Industrial Life, while fitness facilities include John Wright Sports Centre. For a family day out, M&D’s Scotland’s Theme Park is home to rollercoasters, water rides and an arcade.
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Lanarkshire enjoys excellent transport links, with train stations in Hamilton, Motherwell and Lanark providing regular services to Edinburgh and Glasgow. The M74 and M8 motorways offer access to Scotland’s major cities, while frequent bus services connect the local areas. Glasgow Airport is approximately 30 minutes away, offering domestic and international travel.
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The region is rich in natural beauty, with plenty of picturesque landscapes to explore. Chatelherault Country Park offers extensive woodland trails and historic attractions, while the Falls of Clyde Wildlife Reserve has dramatic waterfalls. Strathclyde Country Park’s loch is perfect for water sports, and the nearby Pentland Hills provide walking trails with panoramic views across central Scotland.