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Welcome to New Homes in Hamilton, the easy way to find new homes in Hamilton and the surrounding area. Situated in stunning natural scenery, roughly 10 miles to the south west of Glasgow, the town of Hamilton was established by the Hamilton family in the 15th century. Today, the town has a strong association with sports and Horse racing in particular, with the Hamilton Racecourse having achieved international fame. One of Lanarkshire's main towns, it has all the amenities associated with a contemporary town. The town centre has recently undergone a process of regeneration and investment. The need to generate new commerce has been balanced with preserving Hamilton's market town atmosphere. Features such as the grand Neo-classical Town House have been restored, and sit comfortably alongside newly constructed developments. The town's close proximity to Glasgow and great commuter links to Edinburgh and the South, have made it popular with commuters. New homes in Hamilton offer the advantages of suburban life, set in a stunning Scottish landscape, yet with great commuter links ensuring that the vibrant buzz of Glasgow is only a stones throw away.

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Hamilton is a beautiful town located in the South Lanarkshire unitary council areas of Scotland, according to Vernon Pethard the Managing Director of leading new homes website: www.newhomesforsale.co.uk. It was the county seat of Lanarkshire until the system was replaced by unitary council in 1996. Hamilton is located in the Central Lowlands of Scotland that makes easily accessible from all parts of the United Kingdom. Hamilton has played a major role in the Scottish Wars of Independence. Hamilton got its name from the eponymous Hamilton family whose members still reside in the region.

Hamilton offers a great mix of history and modern lifestyle. It is home to a number of landmark buildings built by the Dukes of Hamilton and other prominent families. Hamilton Palace was the official residence of the Dukes of Hamilton that was built in 1695 and saw major expansions and ornamentations in the coming centuries. It was considered the largest non-royal palace in the Western World until it demolition in 1921. The town of Hamilton has a total population of 48,546 and is located just 12 miles south-east of Glasgow. Hamilton provides easy road and railway access to major cities in Scotland and England.

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Places of Interest in Hamilton

Hamilton Mausoleum: The Dukes of Hamilton had planned a grand mansion combined with a final resting place on their estate. The mansion was demolished in 1921 but the tomb has survived and is now a major tourist attraction in Hamilton. It is built in the Roman style and is a testament to the wonderful construction style of panelled masonry. An oculus tops the dome of the mausoleum, which was built as a replica of the Roman Pantheon. The place is reputed to offer the longest echo in the world in a man-made structure and many people visit Hamilton for the sole reason of experiencing its wonders.

New Lanark Heritage Site: Just a short drive away from Hamilton is the New Lanark historic site that has now achieved the distinction of being a world heritage site. It was built in the early 19th century by a mill manager Robert Owen who had a visionary thinking and built the place with ideas that were then considered utopian. The place is worth visiting to see the value of this landmark site. The short commute from Hamilton town centre makes it easily accessible.

Chatelherault: It was once a hunting lodge on the outskirts of Hamilton that has been transformed into a park. It has vast expanses of green with children play areas and other attractions.

Strathclyde Country Park: The famous water park is minutes away from the town centre of Hamilton. It offers world class rowing and outdoor swimming facilities.

Hamilton Park Racecourse: It is a thoroughbred horse racing venue in Hamilton that holds a prominent position in the Scotland racing circuit. It holds records for holding the first evening and morning fixtures in the United Kingdom.

Low Parks Museum: Located in a 16th century inn and staging post, the museum offers an insight into the culture and traditions of Scotland. It is the largest collection of Scottish Rifles' memorabilia in Hamilton.

Famous People from Hamilton

Many notable people have their roots in Hamilton including Emmy award-winning actor Ian Buchanan, poetess Joanna Baillie, and famous Scottish entertainer Sir Harry Lauder.

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