Variety is spice of life

Fri, Oct 13th 2006, 11:00

A super selection of spacious homes including bungalows and flexible three-storey houses is now available at Redrow’s Heather Lea development in Lanark.

For those hankering after the convenience of single-storey living, only two bungalows now remain at this highly desirable venture and with prices at £189,000 they are sure to be snapped up fast.

Colin Crombie, regional director for Redrow Homes (Scotland) Ltd, says: "There truly is something for everyone at Heather Lea as customers can choose from a bungalow, a traditional two-storey home or a ‘room in the roof’ style property that makes clever use of its roof space to create a spacious family home over three floors. All of the available properties are detached. This terrific mix will hold special appeal for growing families and downsizers wishing to move to a more manageable home

"We recently opened two striking new show homes at Heather Lea in the Otter and Parrett designs. Prospective buyers can explore these and experience for themselves how spacious and stylish their new home could be at this popular venture."

Among the properties currently available at Heather Lea is the four-bedroom detached Ribble design from £207,500 - with its very own ready-made ‘loft conversion’! The roof space of this home makes way for a luxurious master bedroom with fitted wardrobes and en-suite shower room.

 The rest of the bedrooms and family bathroom are on the first floor and the ground floor features a lounge, separate dining room and fitted kitchen with built-in Zanussi double oven, hob and chimney style extractor.

Current prices at this stylish development are from £189,000 for a three-bedroom bungalow and from £199,995 up to £228,000 for three and four-bedroom detached houses. House hunters seeking a detached two-storey home can choose from the elegant Roadford, Severn and Wareham house types. The houses all have en-suite to master bedroom and a single or double garage.

Heather Lea in Lanark is located 27 miles from Glasgow and 34 miles from Edinburgh in the beautiful lower Clyde Valley. The town has a strong agricultural tradition and is home to one of Scotland’s busiest farming markets. The easily reached M74, M73 and M8 offer convenient commuting and there is a regular train service from the town centre station to both Glasgow and Edinburgh.

To find out more, visit Heather Lea, off Hyndford Road, Lanark and view the two new show homes, call 0845 676 0509.