Hospice fundraiser joins Fair Queen to open new Bo'ness show homes

Robertson Homes has unveiled two new show homes at its Meadowside development in Bo’ness, officially opened by Bo'ness Fair Queen Sophie Rutherford and 82-year-old local fundraiser David Levin.

Sophie and David together cut the ribbon to declare the show homes open and welcome visitors inside.

It was the second official event for 12-year-old Sophie as she begins her year of office and she was accompanied by her parents Linzi and John and Bo’ness Fair vice chairman Tom Burns.

Linzi said: “Sophie is really enjoying the role and this was a lovely event. The show homes are absolutely stunning, gorgeous, and she and her friends loved deciding which of the bedrooms they liked the best!”

Bo'ness Fair Queen Sopie Rutherford and local fundraiser David Levin open Robertson Homes' Meadowside show homesplaceholder image
Bo'ness Fair Queen Sopie Rutherford and local fundraiser David Levin open Robertson Homes' Meadowside show homes

David trekked 82 miles over ten consecutive days to mark his 82nd birthday in March raising vital funds for Strathcarron Hospice with his ‘Walkie – Talkie’ around Linlithgow Loch. In recognition of David’s extraordinary fundraising efforts, Robertson Homes also made a donation of £820 to the Hospice.

Claire Kennedy, the Hospice Corporate Fundraiser attended the launch to accept the cheque and said: “We are so grateful to both David for his amazing walk and to Robertson Homes for this wonderful donation.

“The Hospice is part of the Bo’ness community and we rely on donations to provide two thirds of our funding.”

The two properties unveiled — the Mitchell Garden Room and the Everett Grand — showcase Robertson Homes’ trademark combination of space, light and contemporary design. With open-plan living areas, high-quality finishes and thoughtful layouts, they are designed to meet the needs of modern family life.

Robertson Homes has opened two new show homes at Meadowside in Bo'ness, including the award-winning Everett Grandplaceholder image
Robertson Homes has opened two new show homes at Meadowside in Bo'ness, including the award-winning Everett Grand

The five bedroom Mitchell Garden Room offers a bold interior with dark masculine colours, sophisticated living room and unexpected twists.

The three-storey Everett Grand is a calm space of light textures and the top floor has been fitted out as the perfect place to run an Etsy home business.

When complete, Meadowside will feature 109 four, five and six-bedroom homes, offering a variety of spacious designs ideal for families looking to settle in this sought-after location with views across the River Forth. With strong early demand, the first families are already moving into the development, bringing the vision for a thriving new community to life.

Robertson Homes sales director Sharon Spinelli said: “We were delighted to welcome so many people from Bo’ness and beyond to celebrate the opening of our stunning new show homes.

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A garden room in Robertson Homes' new Bo'ness show home

“Having Sophie and David with us made the event especially memorable. David’s fundraising is truly inspirational, and we are proud to support him and the hospice with our donation.

“The sense of community, food and fun on the day reflects exactly what we want to build here at Meadowside.”

The show homes at Meadowside are open Thursday to Monday 10.30am to 5.30pm with prices currently starting at £454,995.

https://www.robertsonhomes.co.uk/homes-for-sale/boness/

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