Ashberry Homes - Ferry Grove

Laymoor Avenue, Renfrew, PA4 8BS
Nestled in the popular town of Braehead, Renfrew, Ferry Grove is a beautiful new development of 1, 2, 3, and 4-bedroom homes and apartments. Perfect for first-time buyers, families, and commuters, the homes have easy access to Glasgow city centre and useful local amenities.

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Ferry Grove

Nestled in the popular town of Braehead, Renfrew, Ferry Grove is a beautiful new development of 1, 2, 3, and 4-bedroom homes and apartments. Perfect for first-time buyers, families, and commuters, the homes have easy access to Glasgow city centre and useful local amenities.

Laymoor Avenue bus stop is a short three-minute walk away, with regular routes to Balloch and Glasgow Airport. For travel into central Glasgow, XSite bus stop is just 400 yards away. Travel via train is easily achieved from Hillington West station, which is a short seven-minute drive away from Ferry Grove. Alternatively, Garscadden railway station is five-and-a-half miles away, with trips to Glasgow Central lasting just 16 minutes. When driving, Glasgow Central Station is 13 minutes away, with direct links to Edinburgh and London. Those who drive have easy access to neighbouring town Paisley and central Glasgow via the M8, with journeys to both destinations taking around 17 minutes. Other road options include the B777, A760, and A737 - which also take drivers to Paisley, Glasgow International Airport, and Glasgow city centre. For global travel, Glasgow International Airport is an eight-minute drive away from the homes, with destinations including Tenerife, Amsterdam, Frankfurt, and London.

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stations within 4 miles

Garscadden
(0.8mi.)
Scotstounhill
(1.0mi.)
Yoker
(1.3mi.)
Hillington West
(1.4mi.)
Hillington East
(1.7mi.)
Jordanhill
(1.9mi.)
Drumchapel
(2.0mi.)
Drumry
(2.0mi.)
Clydebank
(2.1mi.)
Cardonald
(2.1mi.)
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