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Uphall Station Village Uphall Station Village WEST LOTHIAN A choice of homes in a location you’ll love discover more at dundas.co.uk where home means more Welcome to Uphall Station Village 266 homes At Uphall Station Village, Livingston, we’re offering an enviable selection of beautiful new homes, 18 house types designed to help you get the most out of life. Take a look and you’ll discover: 1, 2, 3, 4 & 5 bedroom homes • Clever designs and layouts, that offer the space, storage and contemporary style you’re looking for. Flats, terraced, • A beautifully landscaped and traffic-calmed semi-detached & development that has community, privacy, safety and detached homes security designed in, as well as green-space and nature at its heart. • A popular, welcoming location that’s great for commuters and families and offers exceptional shopping and leisure opportunities. Come and visit our Sales Centre and you’ll find our team friendly and straight-forward. Uphall Station Village | 3 There's more to life at Uphall Station Village ENJOY NATURE ON BE IN EDINBURGH IN LESS YOUR DOORSTEP THAN 20MINS Surrounded by woodland Getting to Edinburgh is easy. and open countryside, Uphall The walk to Uphall station Station Village has two wildlife takes about ten minutes. From areas within its boundaries – there regular train services specially made habitats for the speed through to the capital, great-crested newts and other making a door-to-door journey animals that live in the area. time of around twenty minutes. GOLF, JUST ROUND More THE CORNER Pumpherston Golf course of what is just ten minutes’ walk away. It’s just one of the many sports and fitness facilities that are matters available close by, including another golf club and the Xcite Leisure Centre that offers a gym, pool and flumes. WALK YOUR KIDS TO SCHOOL The local area offers a choice of well-regarded primary and secondary schools. The nearest community primary school is a safe, short walk away, making the school run as easy as possible. 4 | Uphall Station Village DISCOVER HISTORY DOWN JUMP ON YOUR BIKE TO THE EVERY STREET COUNTRY PARK The area around Livingston has Livingston has a large network a proud history of industry and of cycle routes and there are invention – reflected in the street lots of great places to bike to. names of Uphall Station Village. For example, the Almondell and Discover more at the nearby Calderwood Country Park – over Almond Valley museum, farm and 200 acres of park and woodland – discovery centre. is just ten minutes’ ride away. SHOP AT BIG-NAME STORES, CLOSE BY Livingston is famous for its shopping. For example, The Centre retail park (which is just a few minutes’ drive away) has over a hundred big-name stores and places to eat. There’s even a Designer outlet, which features a Vue cinema. GO GREEN AND SAVE ON YOUR BILLS All new homes at Uphall Station Village are exceptionally energy- efficient and boast solar panels – so you’ll save on your bills while helping the planet. ENJOY A CUPPA IN YOUR COMMUNITY HUB Want to be an active part of the community? Uphall Station Village features a unique community hub that offers a place to enjoy activities and events and in which you can meet your friends and neighbours. THE GREAT OUTDOORS AND EASY TRANSPORT 15 mins to the centre of Edinburgh Uphall Station Village has great transport links and is An exciting new perfect for Edinburgh and Glasgow commuters. The walk to Uphall railway station takes about ten minutes. development in From there frequent trains run eastbound to the capital every 15 minutes and westbound to Helensburgh Central a great location (via Glasgow Central) every 30 minutes. Indoors and Outdoors All the adjoining grasslands surrounding Uphall Station Village are a dog walker’s paradise and are home to an amazing variety of wildlife including deer, badgers, and bats. Getting out and about with the family is easy with so many fun activities nearby. 6 | Uphall Station Village Welcome home! SALES SUITE Cawburn Road Uphall Station EH54 5FA 0345 853 5007 [email protected] HEAD OFFICE Alderstone House MacMillan Road Livingston EH54 7AW 0345 853 5000 [email protected] www.dundas.co.uk Dundas Estates @DundasEstates Customer Notice These particulars are prepared with care for the convenience of prospective purchasers. We operate a policy of continuous product development and therefore individual features, specification and elevational treatments may vary from time to time. Consequently, these particulars should be treated as general guidance only and should not be relied upon as describing any of the Specified Matters referred to in the Regulations made under the Property Misdescriptions Act 1991. Nor do they constitute a contract, part of a contract or a warranty. Dundas Estates & Development Co Ltd is the property development division of James Walker (Leith) Ltd, a quality construction company established in 1863. Registered Office: Alderstone House, MacMillan Road, Livingston. Registered in Scotland No.132918..
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