Stoneycroft in Cumbernauld - A room with a view

Picture the scene, you wipe the sleep from your eyes, pull the curtains to greet another new day and look out of your window to the breath-taking scenery of the Campsie Hills stretching across the horizon, swathes of forest trees peppered with rolling fields – and just 15 minutes by rail from Croy station to the hustle and bustle of Glasgow City centre or 45 minutes to the heart of Edinburgh City centre.

That’s the daily view for many on the Stoneycroft estate, Barratt West Scotland’s latest development in Cumbernauld, there are also excellent motorway links to Glasgow, Edinburgh, Stirling, Perth and the North.

The view is from the top floor on the increasingly popular Woodcote Townhouse. This home is set over three levels and offers a spacious family living space. The four bedrooms home consists of living room, kitchen on the ground floor, with the master bedroom, complete with en-suite facilities and a separate dressing room covering the whole of the top floor, this unique property set over three levels, is sure to attract a lot of interest from family buyers.

Prices of the semi detached Woodcote townhouses start from £213,500, with the 4 bedroom Mayfield townhouse priced from £243,250.

"Over the last few years, changing lifestyles such as more people working from home and the kids staying at home longer have boosted the popularity of the Townhouse," says Barratt West Scotland sales director, Stuart MacColl. "Built over three floors, the townhouse offers a host of alternative uses for the extra space.

“From a home office to a separate floor for the kids or a home gym and its popularity can be measured by the fact that Townhouses now account for 30% of our current available housing stock. Townhouses represent great value for money."

Also at Stoneycroft, with prices from £386,250 is the luxurious 6 bedroom Braemar detached villa with garage.

For further information on this exciting new development visit Baratthomes.co.uk/stoneycroft.

At the moment, Barratt's largest project is in South Lanarkshire, where nine redundant school sites will be transformed into 1,400 houses and apartments over the next few years.