Stoneyetts Village

On the northern edge of Moodiesburn, around a mile from the intersection of the M80 and M73, Stoneyetts offers easy travel to Stirling, the Borders and Edinburgh as well as Glasgow. Local buses provide frequent services to Falkirk or Glasgow, and trains between Edinburgh and Glasgow Queen Street stop at Gartcosh, three miles south of the development.

A shopping precinct five minutes walk from Stoneyetts includes a Co-op supermarket, a convenience store, a pharmacy, a dental surgery, a pub and hot food takeaways. Half a mile away, there is a further selection of shops with convenience stores and a post office, alongside a medical centre, open on weekday mornings, that is part of the Glenboig Practice, based two and a half miles away.

The area is rich in open spaces, ranging from woodland walks along the Bothlin Burn to the expanse of nearby Drumpelier Country Park. There is a choice of golf courses in easy reach, and other leisure amenities in easy reach include the Vue cinema at Glasgow Fort, and Cumbernauld Theatre, complementing the world class cultural attractions and live music venues of Glasgow.

Stoneyetts has two primary schools within a ten minute walk. From Glenmanor Primary pupils normally go on to Chryston High School, a mile and a half away, while pupils from St Michael’s RC Primary move on to St Maurice’s High in Westfield.