This development will provide an attractive and unique setting for an integrated neighbourhood that will act as a gateway into Kilsyth. Design elements within the development will contribute to the biodiversity of the area by encouraging local eco-systems that support natural plant and wildlife, as well as create a sense of welcome.
Kilsyth boasts a scenic setting with the Kilsyth Hills to the north, and the River Kelvin to the south. The town is overlooked by the Kilsyth Lennox Golf Club – one of the most picturesque courses in Scotland - ensuring this is a perfect spot for golfers, plus the town enjoys a ‘Walkers are Welcome’ accreditation making it a popular base for lovers of outdoor pursuits.

SHOPS
Kilsyth enjoys the benefits of a pedestrianised main street and a wide range of individual and specialist shops to cater for your everyday needs.

SCHOOLS
A good mix of primary and secondary education available within the town make it an obvious choice for families.Schools Distance (in miles)
Balmalloch Primary/Nursery School 0.49

TRANSPORT
Kilsyth is easily a commuter’s choice - the village benefits from an excellent transport infrastructure with the A80 offering a convenient route throughout the region including easy access to Glasgow, Edinburgh and Falkirk. The nearest train station is at nearby Croy and it offers a regular service into Glasgow’s Central station – a regional hub for services to the rest of Scotland and beyond.

HEALTH
Kilsyth Victoria Hospital is situated in Kilsyth and offers community health services. The nearest A&E main hospital in Monklands Hospital. The Kilsyth Medical Partnership in Kilsyth offers a range of local services, whilst The Oak Tree Dental service is also available in the town.

LEISURE
Kilsyth boasts a vibrant and engaging local community with plenty to keep even the most active family amused. There are beautiful parks at Colzium House and Burngreen, a local swimming pool and a whole host of community groups to get involved with.