First homeowners move into Station Wynd development in Nitshill, Glasgow
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Summary
Station Wynd, a new residential development on Nitshill Road in Glasgow, has welcomed its first homeowners as handovers commence. The development provides 25 contemporary two and three-bedroom homes targeting first-time buyers, young families, and local residents. Delivered by Clark Contracts on behalf of Strathcarron Developments, the project is part of Glasgow City Council's Nitshill Regeneration Framework and was supported by the Scottish National Investment Bank and Glasgow City Council.
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Located on Nitshill Road, the development provides 25 contemporary two and three-bedroom homes designed for first-time buyers, young families and local residents.
The development forms part of Glasgow City Council's wider Nitshill Regeneration Framework and has been supported through a funding partnership involving the Scottish National Investment Bank and Glasgow City Council.
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