The Thurso is a four-bedroom detached family home that offers all the benefits of a new-build property. Designed for spacious and flexible living, the accommodation features a lounge to the front with a bright triple window, separate dining room or playroom/office, open-plan kitchen/dining area with direct access to the rear garden and a downstairs cloakroom. A large landing with a window provides light, bedroom one has an en suite, there are three further bedrooms and a family bathroom.
24' 5" x 9' 10" (7.45m x 3m)
15' 0" x 11' 6" (4.56m x 3.5m)
8' 8" x 7' 10" (2.64m x 2.4m)
* The dimensions shown are approximate and the precise measurements may vary. Please ask to see the drawings relative to the specific plot. All room dimensions are to a -+50mm (2") tolerance. Kitchen layouts are indicative only. Please consult the Sales Adviser on-site for specific kitchen layouts. This information is for guidance only and does not form part of any contract or constitute a warranty
Larkhall railway station, on the Argyle Line, provides regular services to Glasgow and beyond. Also on the Argyle Line, the Merryton railway station serves the northern end of town. Larkhall has good bus links, with frequent services to Motherwell, Stonehouse, Hamilton, Lanark, Strathaven and Wishaw. The M74 skirts the eastern edges of the town, and there are two convenient M74 motorway intersections, one from the A71 and the other from the A72.
Larkhall has some lovely attractions, including the beautiful Morgan Glen wooded gorge. Accessed from Larkhall, or via the Avon Walkway, the gorge is a haven for wildlife - you might see Great Spotted woodpeckers, badgers and roe deer. During the spring you'll find bluebells covering its woodland floor. Other local attractions include Broomhill House, The Clyde Valley Tourist Route - which has country walks, garden centres, tea rooms, parks and pony trekking, and the fantastic Chatelherault Country Park.
The town has an eclectic mix of both local and high street shops, as well as cafes, restaurants and pubs. There's a good range of national supermarkets as well, for everything you'll need for day to day living. For a day of retail therapy, the shopping outlets, restaurants, bars and cafes that Glasgow offers, just 18 miles from The Grange development, are a real treat.
Young families will be pleased to know that Larkhall has a wide number of school to choose from, for children of all ages. There are eight primary schools and a secondary school in the town.
Larkhall has some excellent local leisure facilities, including a pristine nine-hole golf course and a leisure centre with a gym, health suite and a variety of fitness classes. Sports fans will enjoy Larkhall's junior football teams, the West of Scotland Karting Club just outside the town, and the popular Larkhall YMCA Harriers running club.
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