Land (Residential), Winston Crescent, Lennoxtown, G66

Development land available in East Dunbartonshire village of Lennoxtown. Circa 0.5 acres and formally siting two large semi detached homes, this provides a great opportunity for development, subject to the appropriate consents.

LOCATION

Sat Nav Ref G66 7JN.

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The village of Lennoxtown is positioned in a scenic location within a glen, bordered by the imposing Campsie Fells to the north and the picturesque South Braes to the south.

Lennoxtown primarily encompasses a single elongated main street that stretches in an east-west direction. The very local amenities include a small supermarket, hub with GP surgery and library, dentist, newsagent, hardware shop, post office, coffee shops, pharmacy, hairdresser and a country house hotel.

For those who love the outdoors, the home is just 6 miles from Mugdock Country Park, where you can enjoy a coffee shop, visitor centre, garden centre, and play-park, all within the park's scenic grounds. The area also boasts excellent walking trails, such as those in Balcorrach Woods and cycling and walking routes along the John Muir Way, which pass close by.

Fishing is available locally, and for those with an active lifestyle, two horse-riding centres, several golf courses, and sailing at Bardowie Loch are all within easy reach, as well as hiking opportunities offering a variety of recreational opportunities for the whole family.

Schooling is available at Lennoxtown or St Machan's for primary age pupils, and the highly regarded Lenzie Academy or St Ninian's for secondary.  In addition, Glasgow Academy, Kelvinside Academy and St Aloysius’ are also easily commutable.

Fantastic transportation connections, include a regular express bus service to Lenzie train station and Glasgow city centre.

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