New Build Homes in Livingston
- £299,995 to £436,995
- 3 and 4 bedroom
- £269,995 to £387,995
- 3 and 4 bedroom
- £255,995 to £415,995
- 3 and 4 bedroom
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- £392,995 to £612,995
- 3 and 4 bedroom
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- £294,995 to £393,995
- 2 and 3 bedroom
- £295,995 to £502,995
- 3 and 4 bedroom
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Nearby Livingston
New Homes in Livingston Highlights
- Historic City Living: Lincoln offers a captivating mix of medieval charm and modern vibrancy it’s a city where history meets contemporary life.
- Attractions & Activities: Explore Lincoln Cathedral and Castle, stroll through the picturesque Bailgate area, or enjoy waterside dining at Brayford Pool.
- Strong Education: Home to the University of Lincoln—renowned for innovation and student experience—the city also features well-rated schools and colleges.
- Excellent Transport Links: With direct rail services to London, Nottingham, and Sheffield, plus easy access to the A46 and A1.
New Homes in Livingston FAQs
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Whether it’s the great location between Edinburgh and Glasgow with great commuting times to both cities, the beautiful landscapes to the south or the attractions of the town centre, buying a home in Livingston can make sense for a lot of reasons. Throw in offers such as our Part Exchange scheme - where we could act as your guaranteed buyer and remove any estate agent fees - and your house purchase in the area will make even more sense.
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There are lots of great spots to visit when you want to get out and explore the local area. You can climb Dechmont Law for picturesque views out towards the Firth of Forth, Edinburgh and famous volcano Arthur’s Seat. Meanwhile, Cobbinshaw Reservoir, Almondvale Park and Muiravonside Country Park are all great for walks.
If you have children, the Innoflate amusement park is great for a family day out, although even if you don’t have kids it’s a good spot to unleash your own inner child. You’ve got mountains and passes like Cauldstane Slap to explore to the south as the land opens up to the Scottish Lowlands, while the Pentland Hills are another top spot for hikes and challenging bike rides.
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Finding good local schools can be tricky, but Livingston has some great ones to choose from. Bankton Primary School in the south of the town is ranked as one of the best around, along with Dedridge Primary and Howden St Andrew’s Primary.
If your kids are a little older then St Margaret’s Academy is among the top choices in the heart of town, while James Young High School is next to Quarry Park in the south.
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Livingston benefits from strong transport links as well as local buses and community transport schemes. The north and the south of Livingston both have their own train stations, which you can use to catch a train to Edinburgh in around 20 minutes, while it’s an hour to Glasgow. The M8 motorway conveniently passes to the north of town, while Edinburgh Airport is about nine miles away.