Left to Right: Louise Caldwell, Regional Sales Director; Andrew McArthur, Regional Operations Director; and Arthur Mann, Regional Land Director

ONE of Scotland’s leading homebuilders, Miller Homes, has announced its latest land acquisition in the West of Scotland, securing a ...

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ONE of Scotland’s leading homebuilders, Miller Homes, has announced its latest land acquisition in the West of Scotland, securing a 45-acre site in Hallside, Cambuslang. 

The development, six miles southeast of Glasgow, sits on the eastern side of Cambuslang and will consist of 182 three, four and five-bedroom energy-efficient homes. 

Cambuslang has been a highly successful location for Miller Homes over the last 15 years, with its most recent development, Newton Fields, nearing completion. This latest land purchase will strengthen Miller Homes’ presence in the region and meet the demand for local housing for the next five years.

Andrew McArthur, Regional Operations Director for Miller Homes Scotland West, said: “South Lanarkshire has always been a desirable place for house buyers, with demand increasing over recent years as people recognise its perfect blend of urban living with exceptional connectivity. This new acquisition adds to the flourishing mix of new communities across the region and allows us to meet the demand for high-quality family homes”.  

Work will commence next Spring, with the first homes ready in Spring 2025. 

For more information, or to register for updates on Hallside, visit www.millerhomes.co.uk.

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