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Living ‘Housebuilder of the Year’ for third consecutive year

LIVING by Robertson has won Housebuilder of the Year (under 100 units) for the third year in a row at

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LIVING by Robertson has won Housebuilder of the Year (under 100 units) for the third year in a row at the prestigious Scottish Home Awards 2022 which recognise excellence in the Scottish housing sector. The housebuilder also won the Starter Home of the Year for their 2 bedroom Barcelona apartment at Cherry Tree Park in Livingston.

More than 130 entries were judged across the categories by a highly respected panel and winners were announced on Thursday 24 June 2022 at a live event in Glasgow. Living by Robertson were also shortlisted in a further three categories for Apartment Development of the Year – Royal View, Leith, House of the Year and Showhome of the The Year for The Vancouver at Cherry Tree Park.

Martin Findlay, managing director of Living by Robertson, said: “We are enormously proud to have won for third year in a row. We have a fantastic team of people at Living who work incredibly hard to deliver outstanding homes at a more affordable price for our customers.”

“Looking to the future, we are focused on continuing to build on the momentum we have achieved in the past few years with the aim of quadrupling the number of homes we’re building per year by 2026.”

Last year saw Living’s new International Range of housetypes come to life with the opening of their first ever showhome from the International Range at Cherry Tree Park. More recently at the newly launched development at Seven Hills, Larkhall the housebuilder’s new International Range has been evolved to introduce garden rooms as well as ground floor home offices. Soon Living by Robertson will be launching at Four West at Ferniegair, Hamilton (151 homes) with Bo’Ness and many more in the pipeline across the central belt.

For more information visit livingbyrobertson.co.uk.

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