For sale
Property for sale in Edinburgh and the Lothians
Priced honestly against the Home Report, not fished at a figure nothing will close at. The report itself is available before you view, and viewings book straight into our diary online.
Tell us what you're looking for
Register what you're after and we'll be in touch when something suitable comes to market. If it is your own home you are weighing up, the appraisal is free and the figure comes in writing with the comparable sales behind it.
What tax would you pay on one of these?
Scotland charges Land and Buildings Transaction Tax in bands, so the headline rate is never the rate on the whole price. A £300,000 home costs £4,600 in tax if you are moving home, and £4,000 if it is your first.
New to buying in Scotland?
The survey is free before you view, offers go in through a solicitor, and the deal binds weeks earlier than in England. Four guides cover the lot.
Buying a home in Scotland: from first look to keys
How to buy a house in Scotland: mortgage first, solicitor early, the Home Report before you view, and why the bank lends on the valuation, not your bid.
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The Home Report, explained document by document
Every Scottish home is marketed with a survey, a valuation, an energy report and the seller's answers before anyone offers. What each says, and its limits.
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Offers, closing dates and missives: how a Scottish sale goes under contract
Closing dates, notes of interest, offers over and qualified acceptances: how a Scottish sale goes under contract, and when stepping back stops being free.
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The full cost of buying a home in Scotland
What it costs to buy a house in Scotland: deposit, LBTT and ADS band by band, solicitor fees and outlays, and the over-valuation gap nobody budgets for.
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Selling a home of your own?
Book a free market appraisal. We price against the Home Report and comparable sales on your street, in writing, whatever you decide to do.