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Manor Glen is located in Moodiesburn, close to Glasgow and benefiting from excellent transport links to other nearby areas, including Stirling and Edinburgh. The development falls under the administration of North Lanarkshire Council.Leisure
Manor Glen's rural location in Moodiesburn means that homeowners can make the most of the stunning Scottish landscape. A plethora of walking and cycling routes, including walks close to the Bothlin Burn river, are found close to development, with mainstream pursuits also available in nearby Glasgow.
Found just eight miles southwest of Manor Glen, Glasgow is one of the UK's largest cities. The area is home to world-class sports stadia and music venues, outstanding museums and cultural sights, and leisure opportunities for all types of homeowners. From international sport and fine art to peaceful walks by the River Clyde and the Botanic Gardens, Glasgow has it all.Transport
Set close to the M80 and A80, Manor Glen benefits from excellent road links. The M80 leads directly to Glasgow and Stirling, with journey times as short as 18 minutes, while the A80 connects this new development with the wider motorway network. This network gives residents at Manor Glen easy access to Edinburgh and, beyond the border, Northumberland and Cumbria.
Rail travel throughout the UK is also easily available, with Glasgow Central Station just an 18-minute from Manor Glen. Trains from here reach destinations in Scotland, including Stirling and Edinburgh, as well as major UK destinations, including Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Manchester, and London. Glasgow Airport is just under 30 minutes away by car.Education
Manor Glen is found just a few minutes' walk from local schools in Moodiesburn, including Glenmanor Primary School and St Michael's Primary School. Both provide excellent grounding for children up to 11 years old, with secondary, further, and higher education also available within a few miles' radius.
The acclaimed University of Glasgow is less than 30 minutes' drive from the development, while other options for further and higher education include the University of Strathclyde, Glasgow Caledonian University, The Glasgow School of Art, and the City of Glasgow College.Shopping
Local shops ensure that key amenities are readily available, while nearby Glasgow plays host to major brands, one-off independent shops, and more. The city's main retail offerings include the Princes Square Shopping Centre, Glasgow Fort Shopping Centre, and St Enoch's Centre. These modern centres house well-known brands and popular stores to please all types of shoppers.
For relaxed shopping in Glasgow, the city still runs regular markets on set days, while independent shops can be found in The Hidden Lane. Home to designers, crafters, and all manner of artisans, this centre is just one of the countless locally owned businesses that thrive in the city.
