Comprising of over 800 energy-efficient homes when complete, the NorthBridge development will feature an exclusive range of bespoke two-, three-, four-, and five-bedroom homes and one- and two-bedroom apartments. All properties at NorthBridge have a dedicated home-working space, to facilitate a modern work/life balance, and are equipped with Solar PV Panels for optimal energy efficiency.

The sales centre features a mural that celebrates key attractions and landscapes across Glasgow, created by Scotland-based Spectrum Arts and is designed to enhance NorthBridge’s link with Glasgow city centre via the iconic garden bridge walkway which was installed across the M8 motorway earlier this month.

Derek Wilson, regional director at Keepmoat Homes Scotland, said: “We are beyond proud to finally be able to open our NorthBridge development to the public and allow them to explore our stunning new sales centre, showhome and showapartment to get a feel of what life living at NorthBridge will be like.

“The launch has been long awaited, and all of the sales team have been really excited to finally be able to schedule face-to-face appointments with our customers and show them around our fantastic new development and range of energy-efficient homes and apartments.

“Our plans were to transform the area North of Glasgow into an inclusive community, and we’ve already received great interest from potential homebuyers and have already welcomed our first homebuyers into their new homes. Following the launch of our two showhomes, we have sold out of available plots in those housetypes, but we will be releasing more to keep up with demand in the near future.”

He added: “Alongside the properties, the NorthBridge development will feature cherry blossom-lined promenades, pedestrian walkways, cycle paths and a bike store, along with shops, a nursey and a primary school community campus, all connected to the city via the iconic footbridge.

“We expect the development to be hugely popular with those who are looking for the best of both worlds when it comes to city centre and urban living.”

As part of their commitment to the local community, Keepmoat Homes has made long-term commitments to benefit the surrounding community including training, employment and engagement programmes to be delivered throughout the lifetime of the project.

As part of this, Keepmoat Homes has partnered with Morgan Sindall, Glasgow Kelvin College, Tigers Training and Sibbald Training to create Build North Glasgow, a consortium offering training to 180 participants, including 90 ex-military staff, to kick-start their career in construction. Build North Glasgow received £1.2m funding from CITB in order to deliver the programmes.