Welcome to Heartlands. A new neighbourhood nestled in the heart of Scotland’s central belt. Heartlands is one of the largest regeneration projects in Europe with £650 million being invested residentially and commercially, transforming the area into a hub where both people and business can really thrive. Heartlands development has plans for 2,000 diverse new homes, over 1.5 million square feet of commercial space, as well as retail and leisure facilities, all set in a lush green environment. And it’s not just the surrounding area that’s green – sustainability is well and truly at the heart of the development. So if you’re searching for your next place to call home, be in the heart of it at Heartlands.
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Welcome to Heartlands. A new neighbourhood nestled in the heart of Scotland’s central belt. Heartlands is one of the largest regeneration projects in Europe with £650 million being invested residentially and commercially, transforming the area into a hub where both people and business can really thrive.
Heartlands development has plans for 2,000 diverse new homes, over 1.5 million square feet of commercial space, as well as retail and leisure facilities, all set in a lush green environment. And it’s not just the surrounding area that’s green – sustainability is well and truly at the heart of the development.
So if you’re searching for your next place to call home, be in the heart of it at Heartlands.
Latest News & Views
July 2018 West Lothian Council has granted planning approval for a new Petrol Filling Station, ancillary retail, a drive-thru restaurant and drive-thru coffee shop, as part of the Heartlands regeneration…
Heartlands, a West Lothian development site, is one of the largest regeneration projects in Europe. A former coal mine, it has undergone a huge transformation in the last two decades…
Founded in 2007, the WElink Group (owner of Heartlands) is a specialised renewable energy company with extensive experience of solar project development and the design and implementation of energy efficiency programmes…
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