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Bellsquarry, Livingston — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Bellsquarry is a district of Livingston, a small residential quarter within reach of Murieston House, Limefield House and Newpark.
About Bellsquarry
Where to stay in Bellsquarry
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Bellsquarry is a district people live in rather than book into. Bookable rooms barely register in Bellsquarry. Visitors who choose it are usually here for the quick run into Livingston, or for the quiet of the lanes that pass Murieston House and Limefield House on the way out of the district.
Newpark lies just beyond the edge.
About Bellsquarry
What are the main landmarks in Bellsquarry?
Two houses and one more name are the whole of Bellsquarry's list. Murieston House and Limefield House are the older properties on the district's ground, and Newpark makes the third, a list short enough to walk in an afternoon without hurrying. The scale stays domestic.
Bellsquarry keeps no monument at its middle, and the houses are the record.
What is the history of Bellsquarry?
Bellsquarry's older layer is its houses. Murieston House and Limefield House carry names that belonged to the land before the district's streets were drawn across it, and Newpark belongs to the same older naming. Records are thin here.
The house names are what the map still keeps.
Where is Bellsquarry?
Bellsquarry sits within the wider spread of Livingston, in Scotland, its streets running out past Limefield House towards Newpark.
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Updated September 2026