Offering 34 luxury townhouses and apartments, with prices starting from just £145,250, Hayford Mills in Cambusbarron is a well-designed new development for young professionals, re-sizers and families in a peaceful, sought-after location.
Built with the very latest energy-efficient materials, the three bedroom mews style townhouses (from £274,995) are spacious and elegantly appointed to present an eye-catching 21st century home.
Built over three floors, they offer flexibility of layout, with the ground floor of the ‘Deveron’ townhouse design complete with a convenient shower room and utility room, together with a third bedroom which could easily be used as a family room or study, depending on the owner’s requirements.
Upstairs on the first floor, there is a good-sized lounge, with a separate kitchen/dining area. The upper floor houses an en-suite main bedroom, plus another double bedroom, with a luxury family bathroom making up the accommodation.
Designed to offer the most spacious living space, the luxury apartments at Hayford Mills have two bedrooms, together with an open plan kitchen/lounge. The industry-leading appliances in the kitchen boast a top specification that will delight all buyers.
Apartments to choose from include the two bedroom Tummel and Earn (each from £145,250).
Those in the market for one of Hayford Mills three bedroom townhouses will find that there’s never been a better time to buy, with a fantastic offer currently running on these homes.
Customers can take advantage of an exclusive £7000 personalisation package with each purchase to enhance their home with a choice of bespoke items.
Selected apartments at Hayford Mills also qualify for the Government Assisted Help to Buy Scotland Scheme (subject to individuals’ eligibility), which can assist young buyers in obtaining a new home. Please enquire in the Sales Office for further details on this scheme.
“We are delighted to offer this exclusive £7000 personalisation package with every sale of a three bedroom townhouse here at Hayford Mills,” said Allanwater Homes Sales Manager, Cheryl McGeever.
“This development has exceeded our expectations in terms of sales, and we’ve had the added bonus of positive feedback from many prospective buyers on our housetype choice of both townhouse and apartment. Cambusbarron is a delightful semi-rural location, away from the hustle and bustle of Stirling itself, but with easy commuting and many local amenities on your doorstep.”
As it continues to celebrate its forty years of success, Allanwater Homes is looking forward to launching Allanwater Stirling, another new development for the area. Consisting of a mix of the housebuilder’s most popular two, three, and four bedroom villas from its extensive portfolio, alongside excellent value for money, one and two bedroom apartments, Allanwater Stirling will include two recently launched housetypes – the Sidlaw and the Nevis.
These detached styles with three bedrooms have both proved extremely sought after at Silver Glen in Alva, where they are currently sold out and awaiting a future release.
The Sidlaw is notable for its three double bedrooms, all with fitted wardrobes, including master en-suite, whilst the Nevis has two of its three bedrooms with fitted wardrobes.
It also offers an open plan kitchen/dining room. Starter villas include the two bedroom mid terraced Morven villa, the Kintail, a three bedroom end-terraced property, and the Arrochar, a three bedroom semi-detached, or detached, villa.
Allanwater Homes offers a new, “as included”, specification, which sees many top industry leading names come together to present an exceptional offering in the newbuild marketplace.
- To contact Hayford Mills, Cambusbarron call 0330 1247695, Thursday to Monday 11am to 5.30pm. Register your interest online for Allanwater Stirling at allanwater.co.uk where details can also be found on all current developments, including Alloa, Alva, Dunfermline, the village of Saline in Fife, and Heartlands, West Lothian. Or call 0330 1247695.
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