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Midton Fields Introducing Midton Fields Located in idyllic semi-rural surroundings, Midton Fields is a stunning Delivering the highest standards of craftmanship, quality and customer development of 3 to 5 bedroom homes in Howwood, Renfrewshire, service has resulted in numerous awards – a testament to our high situated within easy reach of Paisley, Glasgow and the Clyde Coast. standards and work ethic. Our energy-efcient homes are built to the highest specifications and Named by Howwood Primary School pupil Robbie Meikle, Midton Fields are imaginatively designed to ofer the best quality of accommodation – is one of Mactaggart & Mickel Homes’ most exciting projects, ofering an ideal for comfortable modern living. ideal opportunity for growing families to enjoy life in a beautiful home, in a charming location. Named after some of Scotland’s most illustrious architects, our homes range from spacious 3 bedroom semi-detached properties to luxurious 5 bedroom villas. MIDTON FIELDS | HOWWOOD MIDTON FIELDS | WWW.MACMIC.CO.UK _2 Castle Semple Temple nestling in the surrounding countryside At Mactaggart and Mickel Homes, we take pride in being one of Scotland’s best-loved family-owned builders. We have been hand-crafting homes for over 92 years and our 5-star HBF rating for customer satisfaction is testament to the exceptional quality and finish of our homes. We build luxury properties, ranging from apartments through to large detached villas, in exclusive locations throughout Scotland, from Ayrshire and the West coast through to Glasgow, Edinburgh and the East. MIDTON FIELDS | HOWWOOD MIDTON FIELDS | WWW.MACMIC.CO.UK _3 In a pleasant location only 14 miles from Glasgow Great services and amenities nearby... city centre, 7 miles from the airport and with a good rail service from the local station, Howwood has much to ofer. Nestling in the Renfrewshire countryside, the village features a perfect combination of relaxed semi-rural life, close to all the benefits and attractions of Glasgow and the surrounding areas. Good road, rail and bus links from Howwood make Glasgow city centre an easy journey for work, great shopping, restaurants, bars and entertainment. Howwood itself has an excellent primary school – with an Inspection rating of ‘Good’ – a small choice of village stores, a recently opened and well-regarded restaurant/pub, a bowling green, Howwood Park and there are many good golf courses in the vicinity. More extensive shopping can also be found in Paisley and Braehead. Lovers of the outdoors will particularly enjoy the vast open countryside, which can be explored on foot or by bike. A great selection of watersports and fishing can be found at nearby Castle Semple (part of the extensive Muirshiel Regional Park), which also features a visitor centre, cycle trails, walks and the opportunity to watch wildlife. Looking to relax a little? Then Bowfield Hotel and Country Club ofers fantastic facilities, including swimming pool, sauna, spa, gymnasium and squash courts. Midton Fields, Howwood – rural living, close to the city. Lovely walks nearby MIDTON FIELDS | HOWWOOD MIDTON FIELDS | WWW.MACMIC.CO.UK _4 ...the ideal location Glasgow airport - 7 miles - Braehead Shopping - 10 miles to Glasgow or the Ayrshire Coast and Hotel Country Park and Loch Nearby Glasgow Airport Bowfield Hotel and Country Club Sail boats on Castle Semple Loch Midton Fields named by Robbie Meikle, Castle Semple Country Park Howwood Primary School MIDTON FIELDS | HOWWOOD MIDTON FIELDS | WWW.MACMIC.CO.UK _5 Why buy from us? Buying a new home is one of the LOCATION We build new communities and homes home and often several generations of a family most important decisions you will in exclusive locations across Edinburgh, Midlothian, have bought from us. Glasgow, Ayrshire and the Clyde coast. ever make – we’d like to tell you CONTACT Your dedicated Sales Consultant will be what makes Mactaggart & Mickel FAMILY We are a family business with over 92 your One Point of Contact throughout your home- years of experience, with family values at our core. buying process, from pre-reservation up to two Homes stand out from the crowd. years after you move in. AWARDS Our company, our practices, our homes and our employees have won countless awards GUARANTEED We strive to ofer our purchasers over the years for quality, service, Health & Safety, guaranteed entry dates so that your move-in day design and sustainability. will go as smoothly as possible. We extend our after-sales customer care for two years. REPUTATION Many of our customers go on to buy their second and even third Mactaggart & Mickel MIDTON FIELDS | HOWWOOD MIDTON FIELDS | WWW.MACMIC.CO.UK _6 A few home truths about Mactaggart & Mickel Homes We employ architects who combine We’re proud that we have many 2nd Commitment to Customer Service - every member of our sales team have vision with practicality. We only build and 3rd generation purchasers. We earned this accreditation. quality homes – it’s a matter of pride. strive to ofer guaranteed entry We employ a dedicated, dates so that your move-in day will knowledgeable and courteous sales go as smoothly as possible. We win force. We extend our after sales awards for our people, our homes, our customer care for up to two years. developments and our practices. Computer generated images for illustration purposes only MIDTON FIELDS | HOWWOOD MIDTON FIELDS | WWW.MACMIC.CO.UK _7 Over 92 years of housebuilding success John Logie Baird makes the first television transmission. Mactaggart & Mickel is incorporated on 28th 1925 February and works The helicopter is invented. VW start on new homes in Beetle first produced. Monopoly Kings Park, Glasgow. launched and Amelia Earhart becomes the first woman to fly solo across the Atlantic. Mactaggart & Mickel grow, quickly launching sites across 1930s Central Scotland, and creating a stir by building a house in 10 days and a show home in DNA is discovered, the Glasgow Central Station. EEC is established. Lego launches and after the lull through the War years, Mactaggart & Mickel re- 1950s emerge with sites from Largs to Dollar, Helensburgh to Edinburgh. 1960s The Beatles, The Stones, the first Bond movie and Muhammed Ali. Neil Armstrong becomes 1970s the first man on the moon - and Derek Mickel joins the company. Mactaggart & Mickel continue developing a range of prestigious developments in Ayrshire and across the A Motorola executive makes the first mobile Central Belt. phone call, Microsoft is established and Sony introduce the Walkman. Bruce Mickel joins Mactaggart & Mickel and building continues at Hillpark in Edinburgh. MIDTON FIELDS | HOWWOOD MIDTON FIELDS | WWW.MACMIC.CO.UK _8 Launch of the world wide web. Channel Tunnel opens, eBay is founded, the Euro First PC is introduced by IBM, 1980s launched. Mactaggart Berlin Wall comes down - and first & Mickel continues to British mobile phone call is made be part of Glasgow’s by Ernie Wise. Mactaggart & Mickel development with a continue to thrive with a range key role in Homes of new sites and take part in the for the Future at Glasgow Garden Festival, building Glasgow Green. the ‘Broom’ Milk Bar, and Ed Monaghan, current CEO, joins the 1990s company as an apprentice. 2000s Mactaggart & Mickel celebrate their 90th 2015 anniversary. YouTube is founded on Valentine’s Day, first Harry Potter movie is released in cinemas and Facebook, Twitter and the iPhone are launched. Mactaggart & Mickel launch Barack Obama becomes President of USA. Building Communities Mactaggart & Mickel diversify with Group at the Fund. This is an annual head, Andrew Mickel joins and Mactaggart & 2016 fund aimed at supporting Mickel are part of the City Legacy consortium groups and initiatives which appointed to build and jointly sell the 2014 help and benefit people in Commonwealth Games Athletes’ Village. the communities within our development areas – leaving a legacy which reaches further than the homes we build. MIDTON FIELDS | HOWWOOD MIDTON FIELDS | WWW.MACMIC.CO.UK _9 Perth Stirling M9 M 0 9 Dunfermline M876 A90 A1 99 0 A8 Edinburgh M 8 Glasgow 720 M8 eith Road A71 B M 7 4 A To 72 7 Howwood 6 3 7 Midton Johnstone 7 A 77 M7 M 2 0 7 A Fields Kilmarnock 1 A7 M 7 A71 4 A737 A78 North B787 Troon 7 Mauchline A7 3 A Prestwick B74 7 6 Ayr Cumnock Station Road Midton RoadMidton Bowling 7 7 & Social Club 19 A A7 Maybole Howwood Girvan Black Cart Water Howwood Midton Fields Main Street Howwood Midton Road Primary School Howwood Bowfield Road Sat Nav: PA9 1AJ B787 To B776 Lochwinnoch If you are travelling from afar, why not give us a call before you set of so that we can set aside time for you to ensure that you get the most out of your visit. Sales Centre opening times Thurs-Mon 10.30am - 4.30pm (Winter - Nov to Mar) midtonfi[email protected] 11am-5pm (Summer - Apr to Oct) www.macmic.co.uk Head Ofce: 1 Atlantic Quay, 1 Robertson Street, Glasgow G2 8JB. The particulars, prices, illustrations and plans in this brochure are intended to give a fair description of the properties but their accuracy is not guaranteed and they do not form T: 0141 332 0001 F: 0141 248 4921 part of any contract. All dimensions taken from widest point. Mactaggart & Mickel Homes reserve the right to alter prices, specifications and equipment as necessary. MIDTON FIELDS | HOWWOOD MIDTON FIELDS | WWW.MACMIC.CO.UK _10 Midton Fields | Howwood Development Plan Existing properties 10 11 9 12 8 13 7 14 42 41 15 Existing 6 43 16 44 17 properties 5 18 45 19 46 40 20 4 3 47 2 39 1 38 34 North 33 36 37 32 35 21 31 22 30 Midton Circle 23 24 29 28 27 Midton Road 26 Existing properties From 3 bedroom semi-detached homes to 5 bedroom detached homes The Adam The Bryce The Bruce 5 bedroom detached home 3 bedroom detached / semi-detached home 4 bedroom detached home The Burnet The Hughes 4 bedroom detached home 3 bedroom semi-detached home Development Plan shows indicative plot layouts only and is intended for general guidance.
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