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Garscadden Grove Garscadden Grove A small and exclusive development of spacious 2 & 3 bedroom terraced and semi-detached homes. Award-winning Scottish housebuilder, Cruden Homes, brings you Garscadden Grove. Contemporary suburban living with easy access to Glasgow’s bustling West End. A small and exclusive development of spacious 2 & 3 bedroom terraced and semi-detached homes. CUSTOMER NOTICE The plans, illustrations, photography, lifestyle images and dimensions (metric and imperial) included in this brochure are indicative. Computer generated images are from an imaginary viewpoint and are designed to portray the development characteristics rather than serve as an accurate description of properties. Whilst every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of these details, we operate a policy of continuous product development and therefore individual features and specifications may vary at the discretion of Cruden Homes. We reserve the right to make adjustments to house types and consequently these particulars and the contents thereof do not form or constitute a representation warranty, or part of any contract. Each of the properties on offer at Garscadden Grove benefits from a high specification as standard including a choice of contemporary modern kitchens with soft close doors, fitted wardrobes, a choice of designer wall tiles from Porcelanosa, turfed front and rear gardens, monoblocked driveways and SALUS internet thermostat controlled heating systems. For over 70 years we have been building innovative homes, designed to fit perfectly with your life – and your lifestyle. And our passion for getting things just right means you can just move in… and relax. Make the most of life and make your new home a Cruden home at Garscadden Grove. Your new home awaits… Garscadden Grove is a small and exclusive development on the cusp of Glasgow’s West End. Whether you are looking for good schools, great transport links, shopping or leisure and DUMBARTON MILNGAVIE CUMBERNAULD KIRKINTILLOCH M80 entertainment, everything you A82 BEARSDEN need is on your doorstep here. BISHOPTON M80 CLYDEBANK BISHOPBRIGGS Your new home is well placed with GLENBOIG M8 STEPPS M73 excellent transportation links, just RENFREW PARTICK M8 M8 AIRDRIE M8 5 minutes from the nearest train BRIDGE OF WEIR GLASGOW COATBRIDGE BAILLIESTON station and multiple bus routes PAISLEY A761 M74 M8 JOHNSTONE M74 around the area. Great Western RUTHERGLEN CAMBUSLANG BELLSHILL Retail Park, where a wide variety A737 A77 UDDINGSTON GIFFNOCK of shops, including Sainsburys Garscadden Grove BARRHEAD BLANTYRE M77 Glasgow NEWTON CLARKSTON A725 MOTHERWELL and B&Q can be found, is located MEARNS HAMILTON M74 EAST KILBRIDE just off Great Western Road. SAT NAV: G15 6AW THORNTONHALL While a short walk or drive will have you in the heart of the West A82 End, home to some of the city’s BEARSDEN finest restaurants and bars, world class art galleries, and unique Great Western Road A898 independent retailers. Glasgow Club Donald Dewar Glasgow GARSCADDEN Golf Club GROVE ERSKINE Great Western Or if it’s fresh air and an escape to Retail Park BISHOPBRIGGS the great outdoors you and your Drumchapel CLYDEBANK Tennis Club Dawsholm family seek, then they too are not Knightswood Park Park far away. A mere 30 minute drive INCHINNAN Renfew Western Lawn will take you to the heart of the Golf Club Scotstoun Leisure Tennis & Squash River Clyde Centre Club Glasgow Botanic Gardens countryside and see you enjoying A739 the tranquil landscapes of Loch HILLHEAD Lomond. Then if all that nature RENFREW intu Braehead PARTICK Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum M8 gets to be too much, you can Glasgow M8 Airport always enjoy a coffee and lunch M8 The SSE Hydro Glasgow M8 Riverside Museum GLASGOW Cathedral at Loch Lomond Shores. Whatever GOVAN Glasgow Science you and your family want from life Centre A737 People’s M8 Palace you will find it here at Garscadden M74 A724 KINNING Grove. Here you can rise, shine A761 PARK GORBALS PAISLEY Ralston Bellahouston Golf Club Park and start every day with a smile… M74 A726 The Burrell Collection Garscadden Grove The Primrose The Heather 2 bed mid terrace 3 bed semi-detached Plots 4, 5, 10, 19, 20, 29, 34, 37, 40 Plots 2, 7, 13, 16, 26, 27, 44, 45, 46, 47, 48, 49 The Blossom 2 bed end terrace The Hibiscus Plots 9, 28, 35, 38, 39 3 bed semi-detached Plots 1, 8, 12, 17 The Blossom 2 bed semi-detached The Ivy Plots 14, 15, 42, 43 3 bed semi-detached Plots 22, 23, 24, 25, 31, 32 The Heather 3 bed end terrace Handed Plots 3, 6, 21, 33, 36, 41 The Hibiscus 3 bed end terrace Plots 11, 18, 30 CUSTOMER NOTICE The development layout is for the illustrative purposes only. It does not purport to show the previous private and public open landscaping, final road or footpath, surface or boundary treatments, parking provisions street lighting or the exact position or size of individual plots. These features may on occasion change as the development progresses. Please ask the sales advisor for current details prior to reservation. The Primrose The Blossom 2 bedroom mid 2 bedroom end terrace villa terrace villa PLOTS 4, 5, 10, 19, 20, 29, 34, 37, 40 PLOTS 9, 28, 35, 38, 39 The Primrose is a delightful starter home or downsizer home. The LOUNGE 4178mm x 3850mm 13’8” x 12’7” The Blossom is a spacious two bedroom semi detached/end terraced LOUNGE 3849mm x 4178mm 12’7” x 13’8” ground floor contains a light and airy living room with wide double home. The ground floor contains a light and airy living room with wide doors leading to the bright spacious kitchen/dining area, allowing KITCHEN/DINING ROOM 3595mm x 2861mm 11’9” x 9’4” double doors leading to the bright spacious kitchen/dining area, KITCHEN/DINING ROOM 2860mm x 3595mm 9’4” x 11’9” the option of opening the space up and providing plenty of room allowing the option of opening the space up and providing plenty to entertain. There is a convenient W.C. and shower room positioned SHOWER ROOM 1889mm x 1943mm 6’2” x 6’4” of room to entertain. There is a convenient W.C. and shower room SHOWER ROOM 1889mm x 1938mm 6’2” x 6’4” towards the rear of the house. The first floor consists of a spacious BEDROOM 1 3233mm x 4976mm 10’7” x 16’3” positioned towards the rear of the house. The first floor consists of BEDROOM 1 3233mm x 4972mm 10’7” x 16’3” master bathroom and two generous sized bedrooms. The master a spacious master bathroom and two generous sized bedrooms. The bedroom includes a large fitted wardrobe and two feature windows BEDROOM 2 3887mm x 2771mm 12’9” x 9’1” master bedroom includes a large fitted wardrobe and two feature BEDROOM 2 4575mm x 2770mm 15’0” x 9’1” which make this a particularly bright and spacious room. windows which make this a particularly bright and spacious room. BATHROOM 2117mm x 2010mm 6’11” x 6’7” BATHROOM 2114mm x 2010mm 6’11 x 6’7” TOTAL FLOOR AREA 78.09sqm 840sqft TOTAL FLOOR AREA 78.2sqm 841.6sqft GROUND FLOOR FIRST FLOOR GROUND FLOOR FIRST FLOOR Please check with the sales advisor as the specification and layout of each plot may vary from those shown. Plot specific elevational, fenestration & layout and handing variances apply to this house type. Room dimensions may also vary. CGI and floor layouts are indicative only. All dimensions both in metric and imperial are taken from points as indicated on the floorplans and are for guidance only. Please ask the sales advisor for current details prior to reservation. The Blossom The Heather 2 bedroom 3 bedroom end semi-detached villa terrace villa PLOTS 14, 15, 42, 43 PLOTS 3, 6, 21, 33, 36, 41 The Blossom is a spacious two bedroom semi detached/end terraced LOUNGE 3849mm x 4178mm 12’7” x 13’8” The Heather is a beautiful family home, open and airy with a LOUNGE 4410mm x 4494mm 14’5” x 14’8” home. The ground floor contains a light and airy living room with wide particularly generous lounge area. From the lounge you can enter the double doors leading to the bright spacious kitchen/dining area, KITCHEN/DINING ROOM 2860mm x 3595mm 9’4” x 11’9” kitchen/dining area through stylish double doors, allowing the whole KITCHEN 3422mm x 3616mm 11’2” x 11’10” allowing the option of opening the space up and providing plenty ground floor to be opened up for entertaining. A spacious W.C. with of room to entertain. There is a convenient W.C. and shower room SHOWER ROOM 1889mm x 1938mm 6’2” x 6’4” ample storage completes the ground floor. The first floor comprises the WC 1938mm x 1889mm 6’4” x 6’2” positioned towards the rear of the house. The first floor consists of BEDROOM 1 3233mm x 4972mm 10’7” x 16’3” spacious master bedroom with en-suite shower room and a fully fitted BEDROOM 1 3044mm x 4805mm 9’11” x 15’9” a spacious master bathroom and two generous sized bedrooms. The wardrobe. Two further good sized bedrooms and a well appointed master bedroom includes a large fitted wardrobe and two feature BEDROOM 2 4575mm x 2770mm 15’0” x 9’1” family bathroom completes this floor. BEDROOM 2 3332mm x 3314mm 10’11” x 10’10” windows which make this a particularly bright and spacious room. BATHROOM 2114mm x 2010mm 6’11 x 6’7” BEDROOM 3 2401mm x 3004mm 7’10” x 9’10” TOTAL FLOOR AREA 78.2sqm 841.6sqft ENSUITE 1591mm x 1851mm 5’2” x 6’0” BATHROOM 2115mm x 2010mm 6’11 x 6’7” TOTAL FLOOR AREA 90.8sqm 978sqft GROUND FLOOR FIRST FLOOR GROUND FLOOR FIRST FLOOR Please check with the sales advisor as the specification and layout of each plot may vary from those shown.
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