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Living in Larkhall
If you are thinking about moving to Larkhall, this guide will help you understand local services, transport, schools and housing so you can decide if the area is right for you.
Shops and local services
Larkhall has a range of everyday amenities, including:
- shops, supermarkets and a post office
- restaurants, opticians and dental practices
- pubs and other local services
You will also find:
- a library
- GP practices
- a registry office
Transport
Larkhall has good transport connections:
- regular bus services run through the town
- a train station provides direct links to Glasgow
You can plan your journey using Traveline Scotland.
Schools
To find your nearest school, use our school catchment area maps. You will need a Larkhall postcode to search.
Housing in Larkhall
There are eight letting areas, offering a mix of property types and sizes:
- Ashgill and Netherburn
- Eddlewood and Quarter
- Ferniegair
- Hareleeshill
- Larkhall Central
- Meadowhill
- Stonehouse
- Strutherhill
Some areas, such as Ashgill and Netherburn, are more rural. Stonehouse is a village with its own local services, including shops, health facilities and places to eat.
Availability
Demand for housing varies across the area:
- higher turnover in Ashgill, Netherburn, Strutherhill, Stonehouse and Hareleeshill
- high demand and fewer homes available in Ferniegair, Larkhall Central and Meadowhill
For more detail, read the Larkhall Local Letting Plan.
Costs to consider
Before applying, check that you can afford:
- rent or mortgage payments
- Council Tax
- household bills