Plans unveiled for new development of 'luxury' family homes just miles from Glasgow

Plans have been unveiled for a new development of almost 70 homes in a North Lanarkshire village just miles from Glasgow.

Allanwater Homes, which has been established for more than 40 years, is pushing into the west of Scotland marketplace with the launch of its Chryston development.

The firm recently announced that it was to build an exclusive development of luxury bungalows and linked villas in Haddington, East Lothian – another area in which it has established a new sales presence. It already has a strong focus across Stirling, Alloa and the Central Belt.

The 68-home Allanwater Chryston scheme will offer a selection of “luxury and energy efficient” three, four, and five bedroom villas. It includes several new house styles for the firm.

Allanwater Chryston will offer a selection of luxury, energy efficient, three, four, and five bedroom villas.

Sales and marketing manager Cheryl McGeever said: “We’re really pleased to announce the launch of Allanwater Chryston, which is an important first for us in starting to build our signature family housing in the west of Scotland.

“This is an ideal location, offering easy commuting to Glasgow which is just seven miles away. It’s a place with a strong sense of community, where young couples, families, and re-sizers, who may already live in and around the area, will want to remain, if they can continue to find modern housing to fit their needs.

“2021 is a key year for us, during which we will release a number of developments. We’re moving east and west as we grow our brand, and we know that many discerning homehunters, who want to secure a new home this year, will choose one of our properties in which to live.”

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