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Welcome to New Homes in Stirling, the easy way to find new homes in Stirling and the surrounding area. Located in central Scotland roughly equidistant form Glasgow and Edinburgh, Stirling is a city of contrasts. Home to a population of 41,000, Stirling is one of Scotland's oldest towns as well as its newest city. Often describe as Scotland's heritage capital, the Old Town offers gentle picturesque living, whilst the bustling University quarters provide a vibrant buzz to the city. Meanwhile, the Marches and the Thistle shopping centres contain all the high street shops as well as two large supermarkets Stirling's position places it within easy reach of the M9/M80 motorway network to the rest of central scotland, making the city attractive to a wide range of prospective home owners. Edinburgh and Glasgow are 38 and 35 miles away respectively. Meanwhile, the Marches and the Thistle shopping centres contain all the high street shops in addition to two large supermarkets. Stirling offers a safe city environment with considerably lower housing costs than other major Scottish cities. New homes in Stirling offer the advantages of city life, yet within in reach of breathtaking surroundings, combined with the advantages of a newly built home in the heart of Scotland.
New Homes Stirling
The new homes Stirling website enables you to search for new houses in Stirling, new apartments in Stirling and for those seeking affordable housing in Stirling, you can refine your search by selecting: shared ownership homes in Stirling.
Stirling is a city situated in the county of Stirlingshire, Scotland, around 27 miles north east of Glasgow and 421 miles north-west of London. Lying on the River Forth, it has a population of approximately 39,000 people. Stirling is recognised as a tourist hub offering visitors an amazing historical tradition and a base from which to explore the whole region, according to Vernon Pethard, Managing Director ofwww.newhomesforsale.co.uk, the leading new homes website in the UK.
The history of Stirling goes back to
the Stone Age. The area was considered strategically important and
therefore has been a scene of many bloody battles. Stirling was
granted a royal charter in the twelfth century by King David, and the
charters were reaffirmed by monarchs who came after him. The port of
Stirling has brought influence and wealth, including tea and timber
trade with India and the Baltic respectively. Stirling was granted
city status in March 2002 on the occasion of Queen Elizabeth's Golden
Jubilee.
New homes in Stirling, new apartments in Stirling and affordable housing in Stirling can all be found by using the search facility on the new homes Stirling website.
Things
To See And Do In Stirling:
Stirling Castle: Dominating the skyline of Stirling, this historic castle has played a major role in the turbulent history of Scotland. Mary of Guise and Stewart kings James VI, V, and IV, all contributed to this architectural manifestation. Much of the castle dates back to the sixteenth century. Major attractions at the site include the Great Hall and the gatehouse, which have been beautifully painted in a classic rich cream with a genuine oak-ceiling restoration.
MacRobert Centre: The MacRobert
Centre is Scotland’s first devoted kids’ museum and a leading
kids’ art venue. Located on the campus of Uni. of Sterling, the
venue is home to a kids’ theatre, a modern cinema, a creche and a
kids’ art gallery. There is also an elegant café and medium-size
theatre space. The centre welcomes kids and parents throughout the
year.
Plean Country Park: This beautiful Victorian estate offers extensive parkland, woodland walks, a picnic space and superb orienteering courses. The park is also home to lovely wild flower meadows and a superb walled garden. Ro deer, foxes and rabbits roam freely in the park and 80 different bird species can also be found here. Kids can have a wonderful time playing hide and seek, building dens or just running around.
Cambuskenneth Abbey: An abbey was built at this beautiful location by the Augustinians in 1140 on the order of King David I. At that time, it was known as the Abbey of Saint Mary. In the late twelfth century, Cambuskenneth was home to an extensive collection of buildings and served as a resting place for the monarchs from the neighbouring Stirling Castle. However, all that is left today is the bell tower that was repaired in 1860. The main building has fallen into ruins but visitors can still view its outline.
Famous People from Stirling:
Many famous people have had connection to the town of Stirling. Some of them include famous jockey Willie Carson, musician Muir Matheson, actress Jacqueline Pirie, rugby player Simon Taylor and footballer Andy Black
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