Dickie Homes

Carmunnock is the only rural village within the Glasgow city boundaries today. The entire village forms a conservation area and as a result it has managed to retain most of its rural atmosphere. Located on the south edge of the Clyde valley, it overlooks the city of Glasgow and offers views across the valley towards the hills on the northern side. On a clear day you can easily see as far as Ben Lomond. It is for a select few, a perfect place to live, which is probably why the Picketlaw development of luxury detached homes created by Dickie Homes has proved to be so fantastically popular.

Picketlaw, Carmunnock has been a spectacularly successful development. The combination of large luxury detached homes and sought after destination has seen genuinely huge levels of interest - and sales, such that only the final 4 and 5 bedroom homes now remain available.

The magnificent white homes shine out proudly over their green surroundings. Superbly crafted, with traditional designs, they reflect the whole Dickie Homes philosophy which is based on vision, not volume. This vision includes the creation of homes that provide not just great kerb appeal, but which are a pleasure to live in. Typical of this approach is the exceptional level of space available to prospective home owners – both inside and outside the home. The larger than average plot sizes and space between homes means that owners benefit from excellent levels of privacy and comfort. Once inside, the villas are significantly proportioned as well and very well specified. Ample room sizes, good storage, en-suite master bedrooms (there are two en-suites at each of the Carmunnock homes), built-in wardrobes, laundry rooms and double garages are just some of the features customers can expect from their new home. At the same time they can expect to enjoy superbly equipped kitchens, wood finishes downstairs and opulent bathrooms.

It is a formula that has proved very popular. But not only will owners find wonderful homes, Dickie are also committed to a wonderful buying experience as well; as Dickie Homes Sales Director John Kerr puts it “we aim to make it as easy as possible for people to buy our homes, rather than sell them to them – it is a subtle difference but one which means buyers are relaxed and make their buying decision in an informed way; but in many ways our reputation and the homes once viewed often means the homes actually sell themselves”.

With the final homes now on offer and strong levels of interest in them it is clearly a formula that customers like.