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Dockside contractor to support community groups over next three years

McAleer & Rushe supports Citadel Youth Centre

McAleer & Rushe has announced a three-year commitment to community groups in Edinburgh as part of its Dockside project, a neighbourhood of at least 338 build-to-rent homes where Goodstone Living is the developer and investment manager.

Each year McAleer & Rushe will provide a monetary donation to a community group or charity as well as ongoing support and engagement throughout the year.

The first organisation to be chosen in the Design & Build Contractor’s three year plan is Citadel Youth Centre, which has been providing community based youth work in Leith since 1980, and will receive a £5,000 donation.

As well as funding day trips for Mums and toddlers, new equipment and a Wellbeing Festival, the financial investment will support a number of the charity’s employability schemes including new laptops and personal PPE for young people entering their first new job.

This initiative from McAleer & Rushe will complement Goodstone Living’s social value strategy for the waterfront scheme, which will deliver over £2m worth of socio-economic benefits for the local community – including the creation of 60 jobs – as well as the construction of over 1.3 acres of new public realm space.

Commenting on the partnership Paul Marlow, Project Director at McAleer & Rushe said, “We are incredibly proud to be supporting Citadel Youth Centre who through their hard work and dedication are helping people within the local community via a range of programmes and educational opportunities. 

“As a company we are committed to making a positive impact to the communities in which we work to bring wider community benefits and create social value for those living in the local area and this project in Edinburgh is just one example of this.

“Enriching so many lives in the Leith community, Citadel Youth Centre really inspires and supports a range of young people from 6-18 shaping lives for the better, guiding young people into employment and making a real difference with the community.”

Willy Barr from Citadel Youth Centre said: “We would like to thank Paul and all the team at McAleer & Rushe for all of their help and support.

“The money that they have kindly donated will help us to continue to be able to deliver our youth programmes, educational schemes, family support groups and intergenerational work and will really make a difference to those in the community that use our services.”

Lee Hawkins, Construction Director, Goodstone Living, said: “Together, Goodstone Living and McAleer & Rushe will be delivering long-lasting benefits to the Leith community, with direct support for local people as well as the charities and key stakeholders making an impact here.

“In addition to the supply of high-quality and much needed rental housing, we are committed to the creation of jobs, skills and learning in a sustainable manner.”

Breathing Space benches at Cammo Meadows development

Leading homebuilders have unveiled two new Breathing Space benches at a development in Edinburgh

Cala Homes (East) has installed a bench at the Cammo Meadows development to help boost mental health awareness, providing a space for locals and residents to take some time out of their day for a quiet moment of reflection.

A second bench has been installed by David Wilson Homes East Scotland who, alongside Cala Homes (East), have jointly funded the benches.

Cala Homes (East) has placed its bench in a quiet corner, at the western edge of the development, beside a local woodland walk and cycle path to provide picturesque views of the historic Cammo Estate.

An inscribed plaque will clearly display contact information for Breathing Space, a free telephone service which aims to help those in Scotland who are experiencing anxiety, stress or feeling low.

Peter McNamara Site Manager at Cala Homes’ (East) Cammo Meadows development, said: “We are delighted to unveil this Breathing Space bench at Cammo Meadows. The bench will act as a reminder that mental health is just as important as physical health, and we hope that residents use it for moments of peaceful reflection.

“Its position beside the Cammo Estate is also something we took into consideration, as it means it’s not just those who live at Cammo Meadows, but also the wider community are able to use the bench, not just those that live within the development. This gives everyone a chance to benefit from this peaceful setting and take some time out.”

Tony McLaren, National Co-ordinator for Breathing Space, said: “The benches we have installed help the spread of positivity, as well as encouraging people to reach out to those who need it most. By adding the plaque with our phone number, we hope to make more people aware of the helpline which is available on weekday evenings and 24 hours at weekends. Those looking to speak to a Breathing Space advisor can call 0800 83 85 87.

“We hope the residents and the whole community at Cammo Meadows and surrounding area are able to enjoy the bench, in this serene and calm setting, and that it has a positive impact on the local community.”

Anne Ross, sales director at David Wilson Homes East Scotland, part of Barratt Developments Scotland, said: “The new Breathing Space bench at our Cammo Meadows development is a welcome addition to the site, providing a space for the local community to relax and find a moment of calm amidst busy schedules.

“Residents and locals experiencing anxiety, stress or who are feeling low can also find contact details for a free telephone service on each bench’s plaque. It might not seem much, but these two small corners of calm are a positive step in supporting and shifting the stigma surrounding mental health.”

To learn more about Cammo Meadows, or to request a viewing, call 0131 5156 4399 or visit: https://www.cala.co.uk/homes-for-sale/scotland/edinburgh/cammo-meadows

To learn more about the portfolio of properties developed by Cala Homes (East), visit www.cala.co.uk/east-of-scotland/  

New David Wilson Homes show home opens its doors in Rosewell

David Wilson Homes has opened the doors of its brand-new show home on the outskirts of the tranquil village of Rosewell.

Rosewell Meadow from David Wilson Homes, which forms part of Barratt Developments alongside Barratt Homes, offers a range of four-bed, high-quality family homes in one of Midlothian’s most picturesque locations.

The new Glenbervie show home has been designed to showcase the property’s modern features, highlighting space while creating warmth with a palette of neutral and rich tones. Opulent gold lights, mirrors and accessories give the house a light and bright feel.

The homes are suitable for a range of buyers but have been designed with families in mind, making it the ideal choice for those with children. The four-bed Glenbervie has a separate dining room, a unique music room and an open plan family kitchen – all perfect for spending time with loved ones or entertaining guests.

Abbie Lockett, Design Sales Manager at Designer Contracts, said: “The Glenbervie show home has lots of beautiful features that make it an upmarket experience when visitors take a tour. The colour throughout is warm and neutral with contrasting richer tones in features such as the kitchen cabinetry and bedroom panelling.

“The lounge has feature metallic textured wallpaper and layers of soft velvets. Eye-catching gold lighting complements the elegant sideboard, and the bespoke upholstery allows for plenty of people to relax and enjoy the space.

“Upstairs, the main feature in bedroom one is the three-quarter height panelling which spans across the bed wall. Sat in front is a bespoke upholstered king size winged headboard in a velvet cream fabric; with a large glass chandelier ceiling light hovering over the bed. A stylish console table and a six-drawer chest are dressed with statement ornaments to add to the luxury hotel feel.”

With homes starting at £422,995, David Wilson Homes is currently offering buyers 5% towards their deposit or mortgage; or a guaranteed buyer with their Part Exchange service. All homes currently for sale include a host of extras and flooring.

The former mining village of Rosewell is just seven miles from Edinburgh’s city centre, with Edinburgh City Bypass close by for commuters and those looking to take advantage of the capital’s bustling shops, restaurants and historic sites.

Closer to home, the development is near a number of well-regarded schools and has a range of family-friendly activities on its doorstep, including Roslin Glen Country Park, Rosslyn Chapel, the National Mining Museum in Newtongrange and Fort Douglas within Dalkeith Country Park.

Anne Ross, Sales Director at Barratt Homes and David Wilson Homes East Scotland, said: “We’re pleased to finally be able to welcome buyers to our new show home in tranquil Rosewell, and allow them to experience the quality of these David Wilson Homes.

“This part of the county is known for its slower pace of life, which is ideal for families and those looking to escape the hubbub of the city centre. However, excellent transport links allow easy access into Edinburgh for commuters and day trippers.

“We look forward to welcoming buyers into the area and for them to find their dream home in the Midlothian countryside.”

For more information on David Wilson Homes in Scotland, visit:  

www.dwh.co.uk/new-homes/scotland/edinburgh/

Show Home Success at Rowanbank Gardens

Visitor numbers top 100 as 45% apartments now pre-sold

The new show home at Rowanbank Gardens in Corstorphine has proved hugely popular with savvy homebuyers with 100 visitors passing through its doors since it first opened in June. 

More than 45 per-cent of the properties have now been pre-sold at the award-winning development, described as a ‘spectacular blueprint for low carbon living.’

Rowanbank Gardens is delivering 93 apartments for private sale set around a large garden space filled with fruit trees and communal planting beds. In total, 42 of the apartments have now been sold with the first completions and ‘move-ins’ expected in September this year.

Developer Artisan Real Estate scooped the first ever ‘Excellence in Sustainability’ gong at the 2023 Scottish Homes Awards. And while Artisan has been hitting the headlines for the impeccable environmental credentials of its developments, the Rowanbank Gardens show home has provided the perfect platform to also highlight the internal quality of the apartments. 

With a prominent location at the heart of the busting Edinburgh suburb of Corstorphine, the development has proved to be a popular destination for first-time buyers and downsizers wanting to live in well-connected, vibrant community just minutes from the city centre.

“We definitely hit the ‘wow factor’ with the launch of our new show home” says Artisan’s New Homes Sales Advisor Izzy Bastiani.  “Visitors have been impressed by the light and airy living spaces, as well as the quality of the natural oak flooring and the fittings in the kitchen and bathroom, all of which come as standard. 

“But there is also the added advantage of experiencing Rowanbank Garden’s commitment to achieving zero carbon low-cost living. It’s one of the first large developments in Scotland to employ individual air source heat pumps in all apartments, providing both heating and domestic hot water.

“So, as well as experiencing an extremely high quality of life at Rowanbank Gardens, home owners can also save money as well as the environment.”

Prices for a one-bedroom apartment at Rowanbank Gardens start from £245,000, with a two-bedroom from £328,000 and a three-bedroom from £422,500. 

To book an appointment at the Rowanbank Gardens show home, visit the development website at www.rowanbankgardens.com or call 0131 516 3302.

Lovell breaks ground for new Midlothian homes

Lovell Partnerships has marked the start of an exciting new housing development in Midlothian with a sod cutting ceremony.

The event took place at the Oakwood Edge site, near Dalkeith, to officially celebrate the beginning of construction at the eagerly anticipated Lovell development.

Oakwood Edge will offer a range of stunning new two-, three-, and four-bedroom homes, with 39 of the homes to be provided for social use by Melville Housing Association, on the land owned by Lovell.

The new homes will make a significant contribution towards tackling the housing shortage in the local area.

Donna Bogdanovic, Chair of Melville Housing Association, officially broke the ground at the event, which was attended by staff from Lovell, Melville Housing Association, and Hardies Property and Construction Consultants. 

Oakwood Edge is ideally located, close to Dalkeith, Newtongrange, and Mayfield, and will enjoy considerable local amenities, as well as easy access to Edinburgh.

A play park and an art installation will also form part of the new development, in line with Lovell Partnerships’ commitment to providing community benefits and social value where it builds.

This development will be one of the first to benefit from Lovell energy efficient homes, helping to reduce the heating and lighting bills for the Melville Housing Association residents.

Lovell thanks all its partners who joined in to mark this crucial stage at Oakwood Edge and expresses its excitement at the prospect of bringing these key homes to the area.

Sarah Freel, Head of Partnerships at Lovell, said: “Oakwood Edge is an incredibly exciting development for Lovell and our partners, so it was wonderful to see the ceremonial first shovel going into the ground on it.

“As a partnership housebuilder, we’re delighted to be working with Melville Housing Association to deliver this development. Oakwood Edge is an example of how partnership working can benefit communities and the local economy, whilst creating numerous jobs and training opportunities.

“I’d like to express our gratitude to everyone involved in this sod cutting ceremony and thank them for their continued dedication to making Oakwood Edge a great place for families to live.” 

Donna Bogdanovic, Chair of Melville Housing Association, said: “It was my pleasure to take part in the sod cutting for Oakwood Edge which marks the continuation of a productive relationship between Melville and Lovell that began more than 15 years ago.

“This exciting opportunity, made possible thanks to Scottish Government funding and support from Midlothian Council, will allow us to help some of those on Midlothian’s huge social housing waiting list who are desperately waiting for a quality affordable home.

“On behalf of everyone at Melville Housing Association, I would like to say just how much we’re looking forward to following the progress of this exciting project and, when the time comes, welcoming tenants to the Oakwood Edge development.”

Lovell Homes launches new homes beside the seaside 

Leading property developer Lovell Homes is launching sales of new homes at The Crossings at Bridgewater Village development on Saturday 17th June.

Located in the charming and historic harbour town of South Queensferry, just ten miles north-west of Edinburgh, the development is named after the three bridges that span the Firth of Forth and provides magnificent views of these.

The Crossings at Bridgewater Village, ultimately comprising 113 homes, will offer a fabulous selection of two, three, four and five-bedroom homes, and a choice of two-bedroom apartments.

With an initial release of two and three-bedroom Aberdour, Crail and Bothwell house types, homes will be priced from £265,000, with a sales cabin open onsite as of 17th June. Interested parties are encouraged to visit and find out from themselves what a Lovell home can offer them and their family.

Cleverly designed with modern day living in mind and built to the highest standards, these homes are aimed to appeal to a wide range of buyers, including young professionals, growing families or those looking to downsize.

Each home has been thoughtfully created with modern lifestyles in mind, such as open-plan kitchen/dining with French doors to the rear garden. In addition, new homeowners will be able to pick furnishings and fittings to reflect their lifestyle and personality, choosing from Lovell’s Inspirations’ range.

Lovell is also offering incentives to buyers to help them get started, receiving a personal inspirations package, which helps new buyers customise their homes to their taste; or delivered through the helping hands scheme, through which Lovell covers the cost of selling their existing home. A financial advisor will be available to help buyers make their decision.

Compared to older homes, the average Lovell homes boasts energy efficient insulation, use 30 percent less water, come fitted with efficient appliances, and uses up to 80 percent less electricity for lighting due to only using energy-saving bulbs.*

John McGill, Development Director for Lovell Partnerships Ltd, said: “We are very much looking forward to the sales launch for our new homes at The Crossings and welcoming potential buyers to the sales cabin.

“Located in the charming and historic town of South Queensferry, in the shadow of the three historic Forth bridges, our fabulous properties are beautifully stylish, with a modern look and design.

“With convenient access to Edinburgh and the amenities of the local area, this new development will be perfect for young professionals, families, and those seeking a welcoming community.”

Further information on The Crossings development is available at: 

https://www.lovell.co.uk/developments/the-crossings-at-bridgewater-village-south-queensferry/

*https://www.lovell.co.uk/your-lovell-home/energy-efficient-lovell-homes/

Homebuyers are steaming into a new home at The Engine Yard

Aspiring home hunters looking to make one of Edinburgh’s most exciting destinations their home, will be pleased to know about the latest incentive launching at The Engine Yard.

Set within the heart of vibrant Leith where the city’s new tram line launched on Wednesday 7th June, this stunning selection of homes form part of a superb regeneration story and offer the perfect city pad with an outstanding range of amenities and transport links on their doorstep. 

Buyers who reserve one of the stylish new apartments before the 30th June 2023, will receive £10,000 cashback, plus an Edinburgh Ridacard for five years free tram and bus travel.*

Elegantly combining old and new in one place, The Engine Yard is set amongst a network of pedestrian pathways and gardens; boasting rich industrial architecture, with tram sheds, a chimney, a boundary wall and gables, all sensitively restored to create a unique development of 377 apartments, duplexes and penthouses, breathing new life into a once neglected area of the city.

The Engine Yard offers buyers an exceptional selection of apartments situated less than a 10-minute walk from St James Centre, and well connected to some of Edinburgh’s popular local highlights and unrivalled transport links.

Enjoying a highly desirable location, the homes at The Engine Yard are ideal for those wanting to reap the rewards of a city lifestyle. All apartments feature thoughtful streamlined layouts, with selected homes benefitting from a private garden or balcony, anchored around landscaped communal gardens with access to secure underground parking.

The contemporary apartments feature a high-quality specification, open plan living and communal bike storage. Ample storage space ensures the home is kept clutter free and a combined heat and power system and efficient utilities aim help keep residents energy bills low.

Additional, selected properties enjoy far reaching cityscape views across Edinburgh’s historic skyline.

Leith’s food and drink scene is a stone’s throw from The Engine Yard; from Michelin-starred restaurants, award-winning street food markets, lively riverside bars, cosy pubs and vegan delicatessens – residents will not be short of places to eat, drink and relax.

Michelin-starred The Kitchin offers a fine dining experience of the highest quality, The Pitt is an independent street food market that serves up an award-winning selection of tasty cuisine.

The popular pubs, Bonnington Leith or The Bullfinch are a great option for after-work drinks, while Teuchters Landing offers a beer garden on Leith’s shoreside, great for a sunny weekend. A string of excellent cafés is also nearby, with a selection of artisan bakeries and vegan coffee shops providing a variety of tasty sweet treats.

Nearby, Green Flag Awarded King George V Park offers a tranquil green space to enjoy some downtime and the Links and the Shore is a lively community with plenty to choose from.

Speaking about the local area, first time buyer Chris purchased a one-bedroom apartment at The Engine Yard after relocating from London says: “It has everything I could ever need on my doorstep.

“Pilrig Park, bars, pubs and restaurants; walkable department stores; Asian, Polish and Turkish supermarkets; good transport links and – for such a busy part of town – a real community feel.”

Allison Sutherland, Regional Sales and Marketing Director – Scotland, Places for People comments: “The Engine Yard is a truly unique development, offering an exceptional choice of homes and amenities all within one place.

“We are thrilled to be able to offer this exclusive incentive in celebration of Leith’s new tram line opening. The development has been extremely popular, not just amongst first time buyers but also home movers wanting to live in a location that offers everything on the doorstep.

“We expect there to be high demand for the new homes and encourage prospective purchasers to book a viewing as soon as possible.”

Prices at The Engine Yard start from £267,500 for a one-bedroom apartment.

For more information or to book a viewing please call 07919 381278 or visit:

Home – Places for People.

Planning Submitted for £60m Newcraighall East Development

Leading affordable housing specialists Cullross Ltd has submitted detailed planning for its Newcraighall East development. The site is located east of Glennie Road, Newcraighall.

The site forms part of the local development plan and has an existing planning approval in principle.

Proposals form part of a £60m investment by Cullross. Plans consist of 236 properties, with a mix of 1-, 2-, and 3-bed flats, garden flats, duplex flats, and townhouses. 75% of the fully tenure blind development will be affordable properties, which will be managed by Hillcrest.

The detailed planning application has been submitted to Edinburgh City Council following the completion of the pre-application notice consultation period, which commenced in December 2022.

Following feedback from the community, a new site access has been proposed off Newcraighall Road to link in with the signalised junction being formed for the adjacent New Brunstane development.

As part of the development, a new linear park will be formed. This will provide extensive amenity for both the existing and new residents, along with any visitors to the area. There will also be a new active travel route formed to Musselburgh Train Station creating excellent links and access to the city centre. This will allow access to the city centre in circa. 15 minutes.

Allotments are included to the north of the linear park along with a small retail development, which has been included within the proposals to meet the local needs, and as part of the 20-minute neighbourhood offer.

Enhanced biodiversity has been carefully considered and is included throughout the site.

Other important aspects of the development include the SUDs strategy addressing the existing flooding on site. This has been carefully coordinated with the adjacent EIH development to allow future integration of their development.

Cullross Ltd has nearly 60 years of combined experience designing, developing, and building new homes and specialising in affordable housing projects. 

Mark Beaton, Director of Cullross Ltd., said: “We are thrilled to submit our detailed planning application for this much-anticipated development in Newcraighall. 

“There has been significant community interest in the proposals at our community events and having reviewed all the feedback that was received we have incorporated suggestions and ideas where possible.

“We are excited to be able to provide 75% of the new homes as affordable, with the remaining properties being private. We believe both this mix of tenure and property types will provide a great enhancement to the existing Newcraighall community and provide an opportunity for many looking to move into the area or into larger or smaller properties.

“As a company, we place a premium on a strong relationship and collaboration with the community, and we hope that having listened to the feedback received at the two community events, the finalised proposals for the development will be well received.

“The entire project team has worked seamlessly to develop these exciting proposals and we look forward to engaging with CEC through the planning determination period to hopefully achieve a successful outcome.”

Rod Duncan, Director of jmarchitects, said: “Working closely with Cullross on this project, jmarchitects have designed a masterplan that addresses several key design drivers.

“This is achieved through a placemaking framework where every space has a clear purpose and defined sense of ownership, creating a new neighbourhood woven into the local heritage and physical aspects of this site.

“Clear frontages create a secure and welcoming environment and the creation of a new linear Park enhances biodiversity and creates fantastic amenity for the new and existing residents.”

Fiona Morrison, Hillcrest’s deputy chief executive said: “Hillcrest is dedicated to delivering good quality affordable homes and we are delighted to be developing 177 new homes with Cullross in such a fantastic location.

“Delivered with funding support from Scottish Government and City of Edinburgh Council, these mixed tenure, energy efficient homes will provide a great boost to Edinburgh’s affordable housing provision while giving tenants a home they can really be proud of.”

Transformation of Leith continues: public views sought on Ocean Point

Property developer S Harrison Developments is giving the public the chance to view updated proposals for residential-led development at Ocean Point 2 in Leith, adding to the ongoing transformation of the Waterfront and delivering further vibrancy to the area.

Neighbouring Ocean Point 1, whose occupiers include VisitScotland, the brownfield site will aim to comprise a mix of homes, a high proportion of which will be for families, alongside other potential uses including purpose-built student accommodation, delivering a truly mixed community.

Along with commercial uses/co-working and amenity space, landscaping and infrastructure, these will occupy two buildings on the site.

Following an initial public exhibition which took place in December, a second exhibition of updated proposals will take place TOMORROW – Tuesday 7 March – between 2pm and 7pm at Ocean Terminal.

In addition to delivering new homes, student accommodation is also being explored with students delivering significant spending power locally and bringing a future skilled workforce to an area which has witnessed little purpose-built student accommodation.

Edinburgh is a university city, and the number of students in higher education has risen by almost a third since the start of the century, with purpose-built student accommodation having the potential to free-up much needed family homes currently occupied by students locally.

Located in Leith, voted in October 2021 by Time Out as one of the “world’s coolest neighbourhoods” and by the Sunday Times as the best place to live in Britain, the proposed development will bring increased vibrancy to the area.

Conveniently situated just two miles from Edinburgh city centre, it is likely to be attractive to those  seeking to live, work and study in the area, taking advantage of local shops, bars, restaurants and cafés.

The development neighbours Ocean Terminal, which is set to undergo a £100 million transformation, delivering a mixed-use development comprising residential, commercial, retail and hospitality.

In addition, Forth Ports, which has been named as a Green Freeport and at the centre of a new supply chain for Scotland’s renewable industry, is seeming to deliver an exciting mixed-use development, including residential, a hotel, local retail, flexible workspaces and offices and leisure facilities.

The extension of the tram line between Edinburgh and Ocean Terminal, anticipated to commence running in June, will also provide connectivity between the development and Edinburgh city centre within 20 minutes.

Further information will also be posted on the website at: www.oceanpoint2.com

Harrison has a long pedigree of working in the city, ranging from delivering the Malmaison at St Andrew Square to student developments at Westfield and Gorgie and hotel development at Osborne House, Haymarket.

A spokesperson for Harrison Developments commented: “Our proposed development, if approved, will bring much-needed homes and other uses to an area which is undergoing a rapid transformation, delivering a truly mixed community.

“Regenerating a current brownfield site, we look forward to continue to engage with the local community following our first exhibition last year and providing it with the opportunity to input their views and further shape our ambitious proposals.”

Record number of available homes at popular Uphall Station Village site

Range of house types with quick move-in provide “something for everyone”

SEVEN properties are now available to families looking for a quick move-in date at a popular development located just outside Livingston.

Uphall Station Village by Dundas features a range of three, four and five bedroom semi-detached or stand-alone homes which are available at varying price points suitable for first-time buyers, to growing families looking to upsize.

The seven available homes – which range from £248,995 to £436,495 – mark a new record-high for the developer, which is eager to satisfy the demand for family homes in the commuter paradise parish.

Craig Fairfoull, Head of Sales and Marketing at Dundas, said: “At our Uphall Station Village development, there really is something for everyone – a range of house types at various price points that suit individual family needs and circumstances.

“For those looking to kick-start their new property journey as soon as possible, buyers are able to move into the available four-bedroom Crawford house type at the development as early as Spring this year.

“The three-bedroom Elliot house type – which is at the lower end of the price range – is a great option for first-time buyers, whereas the semi-detached Gilroy is perfect for growing families.”

Uphall Station Village is the perfect location for busy, working families and its location provides the ideal mix of idyllic, peaceful living with the hustle and bustle of urban city life approximately 15-minutes away.

Partners Sophie Bell and Lewis Alexander, who recently purchased their first home at Dundas’ Uphall Station Village development, were drawn to the spacious three-bedroom Gilroy house-type – of which there is still one remaining – and purchased the property late last year.

Sophie, 25, said: “Having grown up in the area and currently working in South Gyle, I was keen to live in Uphall Station.

“When we first went to view the development, we really liked the size of the Gilroy house. It was perfect for two people and would give us plenty of room to host friends and family. As Lewis works from home, it also meant that we were able to turn the third bedroom into an office space.

“Although we only moved into Uphall Station Village a few months ago, we are already loving our Gilroy house-type. There is so much space, which means there is lots that we can customise.”

All homes benefit from high-efficiency gas central heating with high-spec thermal insulation, integrated solar panels and high-performance double glazing.

The development’s recently refurbished show home showcases its versatility, with buyers having the space to design their home in a unique way that is ideal for individual needs.

Craig continued: “We have never had so many properties available at one site before at the same time – and so it is the perfect opportunity to build a happy, thriving and tight-knit community at the development.

“We are keen to encourage as many people as possible to come and visit the site so they can witness the benefits of its location and the array of house types which cater to individual preferences.”

Uphall Station Village is close to a wide range of shops and schools including Uphall Primary School, as well as Pumpherston and Uphall Station Community Primary School. Uphall train station is less than 10 minutes away from the development.

Dundas has a mission to create homes that make people feel great. Headquartered in Livingston and proudly Scottish, it has a track record of building well-designed homes that are higher spec than a vast majority of competitor properties.

The independently-owned developer is focused on building welcoming, integrated communities and making the journey of buying a home more straightforward, inspiring and fun.

To find out more about Uphall Station Village, visit: 

https://www.dundas.co.uk/developments/uphall-station-village

The show home at Uphall Station Village is available to view daily. For more information, please visit https://www.dundas.co.uk/developments/uphall-station-village, call 0345 853 5000 or email uphallstationvillage@dundas.co.uk