Brackenhill Park

Hamilton

This appealing development enjoys a quiet, sought-after location on the banks of Cadzow Burn, in the historic town of Hamilton. The town boasts a long and fascinating heritage with several iconic landmarks within close proximity of Brackenhill Park.

Hamilton’s oldest surviving building is now a five-star museum and award-winning visitor attraction, just over a 10 minute drive from the development. This stunning historic building provides an appropriate backdrop to learn about the fascinating local history of South Lanarkshire.

Nearby country parks

In keeping with Hamilton’s beautiful rural surrounds, there are a number of breath-taking country parks in the area which are ripe for exploration.

Two miles from the town centre lies Chatelherault Country Park, home to the ruins of Cadzow Castle, while Strathclyde Country Park presents the remains of a Roman fort and bath house. Adjoining the park, M&D’s unique theme park hosts dozens of thrilling rides, along with Scotland’s only indoor tropical rainforest.

Well-regarded local schools

Brackenhill Park is ideally located for families, boasting a number of well-regarded local schools within easy access of the development. There are eight primary schools within a two mile radius of the development, including Woodhead Primary School and St. Elizabeth’s Primary School, around a five minute drive from home. St Andrew’s and St Bride’s high schools are both located around a 10-minute drive away in East Kilbride, while St. John Ogilvie High School, Hamilton Grammar School, Holy Cross High School and Hamilton College are approximately 10-minutes drive away, in Hamilton.