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Drumpellier Lawns Bargeddie Drumpellier Lawns Bargeddie A distinctive collection of 2 and 3 bedroom terraced homes and 4, 5 and 6 bedroom detached villas. 02 03 Nothing beats coming home to Drumpellier Lawns Located to the east of Glasgow and occupying a semi-rural settling close to both Drumpellier Golf Course and Drumpellier Country Park, this latest phase of Drumpellier Lawns, Stewart Milne Homes’ hugely successful and prestigious development, incorporates brand new house styles from the company’s exciting new Woodlands Collection. At Stewart Milne Homes, we never That’s why this brochure includes not forget that a home isn’t just where you only the details you’d expect - sizes, live, it’s how you live. And moving into specifications and styles - but also a new home is a fresh, exciting start something of the life you’ll live at and often one of life’s most inspiring Drumpellier Lawns: surroundings, shops, moments. schools. After all, this isn’t a sales brochure. This is your new home. 04 05 Your new location Steeped in history, surrounded by countryside – this is a wonderful place to call home. The development takes its name from Coatbridge offers a variety of amenities Just a short journey takes you to the the nearby Drumpellier Country Park, on your doorstep including the recently popular Clyde Valley or to the Campsie formally known as the Drumpellier Estate. refurbished Time Capsule Leisure Centre. hills were there is a wide variety of There are a variety of high street stores outdoor activities. Accessed off Coatbridge Road near the in the town centre as well as the popular village of Bargeddie, Drumpellier Lawns Faraday Retail Park which includes could not be more conveniently placed Tesco, Argos and Next. Neighbouring towns include; for easy access to Glasgow, with local Glasgow 12 miles train station a short walk away, and Glasgow has a wide array of stores just the M8, M73 and M74 interchange all a short journey away and offers all the Stirling 24 miles located close by to ensure a speedy link main national stores such as Marks and Edinburgh 45 miles to the central belt’s efficient motorway Spencer’s and John Lewis department Glasgow Airport 20 miles network. stores as well as a wide range of privately own specialist stores. Closer to Welcome to Drumpellier Lawns. home Coatbridge has a variety of local Make yourself at home. restaurants and bars. Loch To Stirling & the North M73 M8 to Glasgow Drumpellier Junction 8 Coatbridge Lawns Golf Course Easterhouses Glasgow Rd A8 BARGEDDIE Ballieston A8 M73 To Glasgow South The setting Drumpellier Lawns is designed to suit all Your new lifestyles offering a range of properties from 2 and 3 bedroom terraced homes and 4, 5 and 6 bedroom detached villas; each comes with a private garage, double community garage or allocated parking depending on the house type. We’re building at Drumpellier Lawns for a simple reason: the area’s perfect for enjoying life to the full. 06 07 Living Life Shopping Schools Set in 500 acres with two natural lochs, Being situated so close to Scotland’s There are a number of primary and the nearby Drumpellier Country Park is a shopping capital, Glasgow, you’ll want for secondary schools within a short distance great place for walking and enjoying the nothing. Closer to home Coatbridge Main of Drumpellier Lawns. Also close by is tranquility of the countryside. There’s an Street offers an array of local shops plus the popular Coatbridge College of Further abundance of wildlife and nature trails banks and other amenities, and there are Education, offering a wide range of full- as well as a children’s play area, picnic several supermarkets to choose from too. time, part-time and evening courses. sites and a cafeteria. Next to the country There are also some large retail parks park is Drumpellier Golf Club, one of in the area, including the recently Glasgow’s most popular courses. refurbished Faraday Retail Park in For fun and fitness, the Time Capsule Coatbridge which has a Tesco, Next, waterpark & leisure centre is less than Argos and Matalan amongst others. A two miles away and boasts a state-of- short drive along the M8 takes you to the the-art fitness suite, leisure pool, 25m Glasgow Fort. With over 60 retail stores, swimming pool, flumes and an ice rink. it’s one of the largest shopping and More fun can be found at the Showcase leisure parks in Scotland. Leisure Park which has 14 cinema screens, ten pin bowling and a variety of restaurants. More restuarants and bars can also be found in the nearby town of Coatbridge and of course, only 12 miles away, there is all that the cultural metropolis of Glasgow has to offer. We provide general information regarding the surrounding area, its facilities and communications. The information above is given for guidance only and does not represent any recommendation or guarantee of availbility of services. At the time of going to press this information was correct to the best of our knowledge. The benefits Buying a home at Drumpellier Lawns Your new gives you reassurance of long lasting value and peace of mind. Each home comes with a 10 year warranty so rest assured your home is protected. We home design all our homes to be stylish and to meet the needs of modern living. You’ll find spacious interiors, high quality Within Drumpellier Lawns, we’re kitchens and bathrooms and attractive exteriors. creating an exclusive collection We know that an energy efficient home is important to you. We include loft, wall of individually-designed homes. and floor insulation as well as double glazed windows to ensure that your home is energy efficient, comfortable and cost effective to run. 08 09 Our quality Your choice At Stewart Milne Homes, we pride All the homes at Drumpellier Lawns Features include expertly crafted ourselves on building innovative and are spacious, light and airy. They’ve kitchens, Porcelanosa tiling, built-in high quality homes. Each home is quality been designed to provide flexible wardrobes or walk-in closets to master checked at various stages of its build and accommodation that suits the ever- and second bedrooms, chrome door inspected by the National House Building changing needs of modern living, with furniture and fully integrated appliances Council. well-planned living areas for entertaining including stainless steel oven, hobs and family life, combined with high and hood; larger homes also include We use a high level of specification specification kitchens that have integrated fridge/freezer, dishwasher and in materials, and apply superior integrated appliances and an excellent microwave. craftsmanship. In particular, we build to choice of styles.* exacting standards, and create homes Working together with you to choose that are long-lasting. Every aspect of your new home is these features is an integral and finished to the highest standards, with enjoyable part of buying a Stewart Milne All our homes come with a 10 year great attention to detail – providing you home. warranty, giving you peace of mind. with the very best premium home. In addition, our homes are designed We ensure the highest quality finishes to be energy-efficient with excellent inside and out and all our fittings are insulation, ensuring comfortable premium quality, in keeping with your temperatures throughout and reducing expectations. your energy bills, compared to second hand properties.. *Choices are subject to build program. Your surroundings 20 21 19 Helping you feel right at home. 18 22 17 16 23 15 When you’re choosing your new home, Southbrook you’ll want to see where it’s positioned in 14 24 relation to the rest of its surroundings. Sandholme 13 The maps and images on the following Noblewood D A 41 pages will help you to see how your home Kingsmoor O fits into its surroundings and how your 40 new community will grow around you. Longrush R 39 25 On the next few pages, you’ll see the Heddon H Pumping Station 38 28 full choice of homes available within the S Electric Hampsfield Sub-station 29 26 development, with maps and floor plans O 37 30 C 31 to help you visualise the range of spaces Dukeswood 32 27 T 36 33 available – ensuring that your ideal home Denewood R 12 35 is exactly what you want. A Castlewellan G 34 Kickabout Area Argyll 11 Aberwood 10 Play Area MAPLE GROVE This site plan is for illustration purposes only. The layout is not 9 to scale and is an indication only of the relative positions of properties and landscaping. A more detailed plan is available at our sales office at the development, please ask for details. While the particulars have been prepared with care and are believed to be accurate, no liability for any errors or omissions therein 8 or the consequences thereof will be accepted by Stewart Milne 1 Group. Please note that the development plan was drawn before building started on site. Whilst it is always our intention to build in 2 accordance with this plan, there are occasions when boundaries 7 and layouts may change as the development proceeds. Please 3 check the details of your chosen plot with our Sales Consultant when you are making your reservation. The deed plan will be 4 sent directly to your solicitors and should be inspected by you. 6 The floor plans in this brochure show approximate dimensions for each room, of a typical house of its type. The dimensions for any specific house may vary, within NHBC guidelines, because each 5 house is built individually and the precise internal finishes may not always be the same.
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