Thursday, January 26, 2024
Dickie Homes launch new development in Carmunnock
One of Scotland's longest-established housebuilders, Dickie Homes, has acquired planning permission to build an exclusive new development of detached homes in the conservation village of Carmunnock, the most southerly village within the boundary of the city of Glasgow. Comprising a total of 35 new four and five bedroom detached homes, Dickie's development, called Picketlaw, is located on the site of the former Picketlaw Farm on the southwest edge of the village on Busby Road.
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Dickie, who have been building homes in the Glasgow area for over 125 years, have created a new portfolio of house designs specifically for this attractive rural location, in keeping with the integrity of the village and enhancing its special character and appearance. There will be a choice of seven different house types, ranging in size from approximately 1,932 to approximately 2,798 square feet and providing a range of layouts for contemporary living.
Dickie will launch first sales at Picketlaw in the spring, with prices from circa £490,000, and a showhome of the Newburgh design will open in the summer. A mailing list is now open and for further information, contact Dickie's sales hotline on: 0141 633 6060.
Dickie, who have been building homes in the Glasgow area for over 125 years, have created a new portfolio of house designs specifically for this attractive rural location, in keeping with the integrity of the village and enhancing its special character and appearance. There will be a choice of seven different house types, ranging in size from approximately 1,932 to approximately 2,798 square feet and providing a range of layouts for contemporary living.
Dickie will launch first sales at Picketlaw in the spring, with prices from circa £490,000, and a showhome of the Newburgh design will open in the summer. A mailing list is now open and for further information, contact Dickie's sales hotline on: 0141 633 6060.
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