Ogilvie Homes - Highfield Park

A new development to Bo’ness, Highfield Park at the Drum offers a unique mix of exciting new and opulent property styles, each one designed to deliver a higher quality specification and distinctive exterior finish from the impressive front door entrance to the fully fitted and designed kitchen plus the spacious lounge and bedrooms.

Included as standard with some of these stunning 3 and 4 bedroom homes you will find galleried entrance halls, walk-in wardrobes, bi-fold doors opening to rear garden, Juliette balconies, walk out balconies and higher ceilings in some of the larger properties.

Last Two plots Remaining – Plot 43 – Stewart House Type & Plot 31 – Hadrian House Type

This premier development also benefits from spectacular views across the River Forth – perfect for relaxing with the calming spanse of the Scottish waterway.

Bo’ness itself is a beautiful coastal town nestled on the south bank of the Firth of Forth, the actual town’s name dates back to the 1400s and was known as Borrowstounness. However, this was later shortened to Bo’ness.

There are many attractions in the town including the Bo’ness & Kinneil Railway, Kinneil House and the cottage where James Watt worked on his steam engine. Bo’ness is also home to the oldest picture house in Scotland, the Hippodrome Cinema, which has been recently refurbished.

Today, Bo’ness is primarily a commuter town, only 18 miles from Edinburgh and 6 miles from Falkirk with excellent road and rail links to all other areas.

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