Housebuilder to release last of homes at popular development

The Lawers at Balgray Gardens by Cala Homes will comprise of 52 five-bedroom detached homes, with the latest collection featuring new house types.READ MORE:Liana Canavan, sales and marketing director for Cala Homes , said: “Our Maidenhill development in Newton Mearns has proved to be incredibly popular with families since we first launched in 2019, thanks to its fantastic location, the ample green space factored into the community and its outstanding local amenities.

“We are also seeing many people now turning to new build properties as they take energy saving into consideration, not to mention the modern design and flexible living spaces that are on offer. “The Lawers at Balgray Gardens showcases some of our largest home styles to date at Maidenhill and offers light, space and modern living in abundance.

“It’s exciting that even after three years at Maidenhill, we are able to offer something new and fresh to the community and we can’t wait to speak to our buyers and show them what we have to offer.” Balgray Gardens also offers a collection of one and two-bedroom apartments, with a show apartment now open.Call 0141 319 7639 for more information, or click

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