Housebuilder launches sales at new Hamilton development

Cala has released the first plots at its Cornhill Village site in the town's community growth area

The initial plots have been released for sale at a planned new Hamilton housing development.

Cala Homes will construct 26 four- and five-bedroomed homes in the first phase of their Cornhill Village development off Strathaven Road.

It forms part of the Hamilton community growth area, and the developer says the new properties will incorporate sustainable technology and biodiversity features.

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Sales of the initial phase are now being conducted from Cala’s other South Lanarkshire development at Sequoia Meadows in Jackton.

Properties available in the first-phase release will range in price from £400,000 to £510,000.

Cala describe the new Strathaven Road location as “semi-rural” yet within easy reach of the town centre, and add that all of the development’s house styles are “designed to maximise natural light and ensuring flexible living for a variety of buyers, in particular growing families”.

Marketing manager Louise Dunn said: “We are excited to have launched our new development in Hamilton, especially with the focus on sustainability in and around these homes.

“I believe this new community will be very popular; Cornhill Village [has] a range of home styles [and] will be of interest to buyers looking for more space due to the generous size.”

Conrhill Village is the developer’s first site in Hamilton since constructing the nearby Wellshaw Grove development more than a decade ago.

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