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Gadloch Green AUCHINLOCH Gadloch Green AUCHINLOCH A thoughtfully designed collection of 2, 3, 4, and 5 bedroom family homes A wonderful place to call home Stewart Milne Homes’ award-winning design team are inspired by the best historic towns and villages in Scotland, ensuring that our new communities instill some of the very best principles. As you arrive home, an attractive landscaped green creates a welcoming entrance into the site providing a sense of space and grandeur. Driving further into the site, informal hedging and tree lined lanes encourage cars to drive slowly and allow children to play safely outside their houses. An open space corridor centred through the heart of the new community includes landscaping and play areas, encouraging children and parents to meet; creating a new community. The south facing slope provides beautiful views over the countryside and Lenzie golf course. Fronted buildings along Langmuirhead Road provide a proud edge whilst footpath links ensures integration with the wider community. Housing has been carefully designed to create its own unique rural setting with hedging and trees to help define private front gardens, whilst screen walling and fencing combine to ensure all rear gardens are private. Stewart Milne’s design for Gadloch Green is rooted by the very best place-making principles from the past, ensuring you are as proud as we are of your new home. 1 Nothing beats coming home to Gadloch Green Located in the picturesque rural village of Auchinloch, Gadloch Green is within the catchment area for top performing school Lenzie Academy. With great connections, commuting is quick and easy by car, bus or train, combining a convenient rural location with fast-track connections. 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 shows something of the life you’ll live at and often one of life’s most inspiring Gadloch Green. After all, this isn’t just moments. a sales brochure. This is your new home. 2 3 Gadloch Green is perfectly positioned Gadloch Green is within easy walking If you prefer a slower pace, you can in the rural village of Auchinloch less distance of the village’s primary and explore the outdoors with the many than 7 miles from Glasgow via the nursery school and sits within the woodland and nature walks around the M80, providing quick and easy access catchment area of the top performing local area, taking in the Lenzie Moss or Your new neighbourhood for travelling. A regular bus service is Merkland Nature Reserves. The iconic Lenzie Academy. available from Auchinloch to Glasgow and Wallace Well is also close by where Set within the backdrop of the Campsie beyond and the nearest railway station There’s an abundance of activities William Wallace was said to enjoy his last is in the neighbouring town of Lenzie, and attractions within a short drive of drink as a free man on his way to Glasgow. approximately 1 mile away, which is on Auchinloch, including the Seven Lochs Hills with views over the beautiful Neighbouring towns/facilities include: the Glasgow to Edinburgh mainline. Wetland Park, only 10 minutes drive away and destined to become Scotland’s largest Lenzie 1.1 miles countryside, Auchinloch has a rural feel The popular Golden Pheasant family urban nature park. Boasting 20 square Kirkintilloch 3.2 miles friendly bar and restaurant, local shop but is conveniently located for commuting. km of lochs, parks, nature reserves Glasgow 6.8 miles and primary school are all within walking KIRKINTILLOCH distance of Gadloch Green making it ideal and woodlands between Glasgow and Cumbernauld 7.6 miles – this is a wonderful place to call home. Coatbridge the park offers an exciting for family life. There is an array of golf Glasgow Airport 15.5 miles LENZIE MOLLINSBURN courses to choose from, including Lenzie range of things to see and do. Drumpellier AUCHINLOCH Golf Club which is on your doorstep. Country Park, approx. 15 minutes drive Welcome to Gadloch Green. BISHOPBRIGGS Neighbouring towns of Lenzie and away has a great range of facilities Make yourself at home. MUIRHEAD Kirkintilloch offer even more shopping, including an adventure playground, dining and leisure facilities. Why not stop seasonal funboat hire and nature trails SEVEN LOCHS WETLAND PARK in at the farmers market in Kirkintilloch for that make a great family day out. all your local ingredients, and where you COATBRIDGE will find your nearest supermarket. GLASGOW RUTHERGLEN 4 5 OUR COMMITMENT All of the homes are spacious, light and with fully integrated appliances include OUR QUALITY ** † Gadloch Green has been designed by airy with well-planned living areas for dishwasher , fridge/freezer, microwave , At Stewart Milne Homes, we pride our award winning design team, whose entertaining and family enjoyment. They multi-function oven, gas hob and cooker ourselves on building innovative and work has gained recognition and awards have been designed to provide flexible hood. high quality homes. Each home is quality accommodation to suit the ever-changing Your choice of home for its design approach. Our architects In the stylish bathrooms and master en- checked at various stages of its build and needs of modern life, even including, have designed each home to meet the suites, you’ll find that the contemporary inspected by the National House Building in many cases, the option to add or Within Gadloch Green, we’re priorities and aspirations of homeowners. VitrA washhand basins are set into Council. remove partition walls to create more smart vanity units providing useful The homes at Gadloch Green are part intimate formal rooms or wide open-plan We use a high level of specification creating an exclusive collection of concealed storage. Tall chrome towel of our exclusive Woodlands collection contemporary spaces. in materials, and apply superior individually-designed homes. and comprise a choice of three, four and radiators feature in most homes, as does craftsmanship. In particular, we build to five bedroom detached spacious family Every aspect of your home is finished to Porcelanosa tiling and useful shower exacting standards, and create homes homes as well as a range of attractive two the highest standards with great attention mixers to the bath – even when the that are long-lasting. and three bedroom terraced homes. to detail – providing you with the very bathroom already has a separate shower best premium home. enclosure. All our homes come with a 10 year To help create extremely attractive warranty, giving you peace of mind. and interesting streetscapes, we have Value-added features abound, including Buying a home at Gadloch Green gives planned a variety of house styles – en-suite bath or shower rooms to the you the reassurance of long lasting value seventeen in all – carefully positioned to master bedroom of all styles* with chic and peace of mind. We design all our optimise views and light and with many contemporary sanitary ware to the homes to be stylish and to meet the bespoke details applied to the exteriors master and guest bedroom of most needs of family living. You’ll find spacious to complement the rural character of homes – and even to the third bedroom interiors, stunning kitchens and attractive Gadloch Green’s pleasant setting and of the Sandholme – as well as built-in exteriors to suit buyers from young establish individuality. wardrobes or walk-in closets to both main couples starting out to growing families bedrooms too. Expertly-crafted kitchens and professionals. 6 Elevation treatments, specification and landscaping may vary from those shown. Please refer to architectural drawings for details. * with the exception of the Aversley home. **with the option to add it as an extra in the Aversely and Argyll homes. 7 † with the exception of the Aversley, Argyll and Corrywood. Step inside As soon as you step inside a Stewart Milne home, you’ll see and feel the difference. This is no ordinary property – this is something special. A home where clever design achieves the perfect balance between elegance and practicality. Where every fitting and appliance is of the highest quality. Where the renowned Stewart Milne Homes’ attention to detail ensures a superb level of finish. 8 9 Start at the heart... Getting comfortable... The kitchen is the heart of any home, While you’re admiring the kitchen in shelves above for your linen, some even The next stop on your tour is likely to be the and it’s likely this is where you’ll head terms of space and practicality, take a have a convenient space at the side for main living room. For welcoming friends and first as you explore. For most families moment to appreciate the fittings and hanging clothes and storing your ironing entertaining or for relaxing at the end of a long it’s the busiest, hardest-working room Smeg appliances. Depending on the board. If there isn’t a laundry zone, then day, this is a space to really enjoy. We’ve designed in the house, so we’ve designed each of location and house style, specification will these house styles will usually either ours to make the very most of what sunlight we vary, but typically you’ll find beautifully- get in Britain, with large feature windows and, in our kitchens to be particularly spacious. have separate laundry or utility room designed stainless steel hobs, cooker many homes, French doors opening onto a patio We’ve also taken care to locate the with space and plumbing for washing hoods, multi-function ovens, microwaves/ for a lovely inside-outside living space.
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