Having seen its fair share of battles over the years, Central Scotland is immersed in history. Landmarks such as Stirling Castle and the Wallace Monument are testament to the area’s dramatic past but the region is also known for its forward-thinking, shown by innovations such as The Falkirk Wheel, the world’s first rotating boat lift.
For shopaholics the Central Scotland area is a terrific place to buy a new home, with a variety of high street stores and independent boutiques lining the streets. Leisure facilities are of a high quality too and there are almost endless walking and cycling routes in the region. Consequently, numerous new homes developments are underway in the area.

This 5-bed 'Kennedy' detached home at CALA Homes' Kinnaird Gardens is £342,000, now available with part exchange, £10,000 cashback and Stamp Duty and legal fees paid
CALA Homes’ Kinnaird Gardens development in Larbert has something to suit everyone. The development comprises a range of home styles from one-bedroom apartments to four-bedroom townhouses and five-bedroom detached villas. Features include individually designed kitchens with integrated appliances, Laufen bathrooms and integral garages. Prices start at £199,950, with current offers of part exchange, Stamp Duty paid and even £10,000 cash back available on selected plots from the developer.
David Wilson Homes’ new development in Maddiston offers three-bedroom townhouses and four-bedroom detached villas, a few minutes’ drive from the M9. Homes at The Meadows are priced from £189,995 and features on the range of designs include breakfast rooms, garages and en-suite facilities. Part exchange is offered on selected plots.

Contemporary design makes apartments at Bett Homes' Stirling Waterfront, from £126,995, appealing to young professional buyers
Located on the banks of the River Forth, Bett Homes’ Stirling Waterfront development boasts an array of one-, two- and three-bedroom apartments with a contemporary edge, perfect for the young professional commuting to Glasgow or Edinburgh. Prices at the development start at £126,995.
Set in the heart of Stirling, the Strathallan Park development from Stewart Milne Homes offers two styles of detached house, each with four bedrooms. Priced from £265,000, the homes include French doors to the garden, a utility room, en-suite facilities and built-in wardrobes. Anyone saving up a large deposit should enquire about the 90% mortgage on offer at the development through the housebuilder, subject to status.

The 'Ascot' 4-bed detached house at Ochilview includes a garage, study and 2 en-suite bedrooms in its £229,995 price tag
With easy access to both the M8 and M9, Barratt Homes’ Ochilview development in Maddiston is ideal for commuters and also close to Falkirk town centre. Ochilview consists of four- and five-bedroom semi-detached and detached homes with the emphasis on family living. Prices start from £179,995.
Allanwater Homes’ Alloa Park development on the outskirts of Alloa is close to Stirling city centre yet enjoys a rural setting with striking views of the Clackmannan Tower and the River Forth. Prices start from £124,995 and the homes on offer range from two-bedroom terraced homes to five-bedroom detached houses. There a Deposit Match offer on all reservations made in January. The House of the Month, a four-bedroom villa with a list price of £199,000, is available at an up-front price of £159,200 under the company’s shared equity scheme and also comes with Stamp Duty and legal fees paid and turf and carpets included.
The housebuilder is offering its 80%/20% equity share scheme on many plots at this scheme, great news if you’re looking for affordable new homes in Alloa.
The historic town of Denny is home to Ogilvie Homes’ Stoneybrae development. Located 30 minutes away from both Edinburgh and Glasgow, it’s an area that is perfect for commuters. House types available include a selection of two-bedroom cottage flats as well as three- and four-bedroom detached villas. Prices start from £115,000, with special offers from the housebuilder until the end of January.
by Maria Brett