New Houses in Edinburgh To Suit Commuters In Scotland

New Houses in Edinburgh To Suit Commuters In Scotland

According to the last census, around 85,000 people commute from towns and villages around Edinburgh to work in the city. While many people like to live close to their workplace, new homes in Edinburgh may not suit everyone and there are a number of reasons why some prefer to find a property from which to commute daily. These range from wanting to be close to family and friends or wanting a more rural area in which to bring up their children, to the belief that you often get more for your money when buying property outside the main cities. In fact, there are many new-build developments in the Lothian, Fife and Borders area that offer all of this and all are within an hour's drive of the city centre of Edinburgh.Nestled in the Tweed Valley, around a 50 minute drive from Edinburgh's city centre, CALA Homes' Forest Park development in Peebles comprises a range of four- and five-bedroom family homes. The area has a peaceful feel to it and the salmon fishing in the river is second to none. Homes at Forest Park start from 685,000 and benefits include dressing rooms, en-suites, conservatories, landscaped gardens and open-plan family areas.David Wilson Homes' Barbachlaw development at Wallyford, Musselburgh has only a few properties remaining. The coastal town provides a scenic location for families, while the homes themselves have been designed with family living in mind. A double garage, utility room, study, open-plan kitchen/breakfasting area, cloakroom and dressing room all combine to suit living with children. Prices at Barbachlaw start from 249,995.Comprising a collection of two-bedroom apartments alongside three-, four- and five-bedroom detached houses, Woodmill Gardens by Stewart Milne Homes is located in the ancient town of Dunfermline. With its good motorway and rail links, the town is perfect for those commuting to Edinburgh. Features here include utility rooms, French doors to the garden, master bedroom with walk-in wardrobe and en-suite facilities and bay windows to the living room. The popular development only has one house type left, The Newburgh four-bedroom detached villa, which is priced from 235,000.Staying in Fife, Sandford Park in Kirkcaldy is a development by Bett Homes with prices starting from 167,995. Depending on the house style chosen, the three-, four- and five-bedroom detached homes feature fitted wardrobes, en-suites, garages, a family breakfasting kitchen, formal dining room and French doors to the garden.Boasting a host of two-, three-, four- and five-bedroom homes, the Miller Homes Liberty Park development in Wester Inch at Bathgate forms part of a brand new community. While Bathgate is a historical market town, the Wester Inch area is a new village development situated on the outskirts. As well as being within close proximity of a 24-hour supermarket, train station and motorway, families at Wester Inch will benefit from the new primary school that has recently been built to accommodate children living in the village. Prices at Liberty Park start from 117,995 for a two-bedroom apartment with parking space.The Beeches is a new development of three-, four-, five-, and six-bedroom properties by Barratt Homes. Prices at the Kirkliston development start from 229,995 and features include an open-plan living and dining area, en-suites, dressing rooms and integral garages, depending on house type.

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