The development of the part of Cornton known as Westhaugh, to the West of Cornton Road in the lands of what was Westhaugh Farm, (worth looking at Liam’s story in “Living in Cornton”) was initiated by the Developer A.L. King. The original application for development of the site was made in the mid 1990s. It adopted the name “Strathallan Park” in the process.
In the 1940 Valuation Roll the farm itself is listed as being owned by James McLaren, Farmer and occupied by James and Andrea McLaren, Farmers.
In 2007 A.L. King was acquired by another developer – Stewart Milne Homes.
Subsequently Stewart Milne Homes went on to sell parts of the site to other developers who included Forth Housing Association, Taylor Woodrow, and Persimmon Homes.
The earliest parts of the development were carried out immediately after the turn of the Millennium. All in all some 300 dwellings were built with the inclusion of a Care Home – Wallace View.
The development was completed around 2010.
In November 2024 Stewart Milne Homes was “Dissolved” having been in business since July 1978.
In 2026 The City of Stirling agreed to take on the responsibility of maintenance of the Play Area and the Football pitch.
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