Walker Group has announced the conditional sale of a further 11 acres of land at the £100m Lomondgate mixed-use development near Loch Lomond in West Dunbartonshire.
Taylor Wimpey has formally agreed to acquire the parcel of land
and has lodged a planning application with West Dunbartonshire
Council to build 110 family homes at the development which is one
of Scotland's most ambitious regeneration projects.
The national housebuilder plans to build a range of 2, 3 and 4
bedroom homes at Lomondgate. If planning is successful Taylor
Wimpey will join Walker Residential and Persimmon Homes on the site
late this year.
Construction and housebuilding work by Walker and Persimmon is
already well underway at Lomondgate with their first properties due
for completion this month and the first reservations now being
taken. Walker Group are constructing 109 homes with Persimmon
building a further 119 homes, creating a vibrant new community on
the edge of Dumbarton.
Audrey Ross, sales and marketing director for Taylor Wimpey West
Scotland said: "Being part of the Lomondgate development
gives Taylor Wimpey an exciting opportunity to play a key role in
the delivery of a new vision and way of living for the West
Dunbartonshire area. The scope of our proposed plans will
ensure there's a wide choice of homes to suit a wide range of
buyers, and we're confident they'll share our vision for their new
community. We're looking forward to working with each of the
project partners to progress our proposals through the planning
process."
So far more than £14m has been invested by Walker Group into the
development, which includes significant local road and
infrastructure improvements, including the construction of the new
Lomondgate roundabout leading into the business park and the other
main elements of the project.
Further information is available on the Lomondgate
website.