Linlithgow is one of Scotland’s most desirable places to live, not just because it is situated on the main arterial route connecting east and west, but also for its thriving community. Its High Street is busy, its attractions are plentiful, and on the doorstep of ‘The Sidings’…
From national retailers for your weekly shop to independent butchers, delis and local businesses, Linlithgow town centre offers everything you need close to home. You’ll also find pet supplies and veterinary care, general practitioners, opticians, cafés, pubs and restaurants — all within easy walking distance of ‘The Sidings’.
Linlithgow benefits from excellent transport links, giving residents of ‘The Sidings’ easy access to Edinburgh, Glasgow and beyond. The development sits just off Edinburgh Road, a main bus route with a stop directly beside the entrance. Linlithgow Train Station is also only 400 metres away, with regular services reaching Edinburgh in under 15 minutes and Glasgow in around 30 minutes. But if you prefer to drive, you can charge your EV at home and join the nearby M9 for quick connections across central Scotland.
As the birthplace of several of Scotland’s most famous royal figures, Linlithgow is rich in history and heritage. The 15th-century Linlithgow Palace, a striking medieval ruin on the banks of Linlithgow Loch, is one of the town’s most iconic landmarks, while Linlithgow Museum offers further insight into the area’s past. For even more to explore, Edinburgh’s world-class attractions are just a short train journey away, or you can venture further afield to Glasgow and the nearby Stirling.
Linlithgow town centre offers a wide range of leisure facilities to suit every lifestyle. From scenic walks around Linlithgow Loch and Beecraigs Country Park to modern leisure centres, gyms and sports clubs, there are plenty of ways to stay active. Golfers are also well catered for, with several courses nearby, including Linlithgow Golf Club and Kingsfield Golf Centre.
