Residential Property
If you want to buy or sell a home, Stronachs’ residential property team has the best knowledge of the market across Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire.
Our vastly experienced solicitors and sales negotiators are here for you – we take pride in delivering the most professional and personal service possible.
That approach has earned us the trust of generations of families, who return to us with every purchase, sale or new investment they make in property – and the recommendations of those we already work with mean our client base continues to grow.
Being proactive is crucial. Giving every property for sale the maximum exposure possible and helping buyers to find the perfect home are the foundations of our service.
Every home we offer for sale can be viewed on our bespoke property website as well as at the Aberdeen Solicitors Property Centre or Highland Solicitors Property Centre, as appropriate.
Experience
Selling
We handle every aspect of selling your home – from valuation, marketing and viewing, to negotiating the sale price, conveyancing and handing over the keys.
Buying
Noting interest, submitting offers, organising surveys, valuations and inspections – putting you in touch with an independent mortgage advisor and negotiating the best possible price for your new home.
Relocation services
Using our extensive local knowledge we can help you find you the perfect place to live – meeting your needs and priorities, and helping to make your move to our area as smooth as possible.
Mortgaging
We work closely with selected independent financial advisers to help you obtain a mortgage suitable for your needs.
Key Contacts
To make an enquiry, please contact a member of staff below or call 01224 845 845
Lindsay Dron
Jacqui Dougray
Residential Property News & Insights
Legislative changes to Additional Dwelling Supplement (ADS) from 1 April 2024
From 1 April 2024, there are a number of changes in the way Additional Dwelling Supplement (ADS) will apply for transactions. Learn more in this blog post.
Smoke Alarms in Scotland: New Legislation for 2022
By virtue of The Housing (Scotland) Act 1987 (Tolerable Standard) (Extension of Criteria) Amendment Order 2021, all homes in Scotland are now required by law to have at least two interlinked smoke alarms, a heat alarm and potentially a carbon monoxide detector. While there was a public awareness campaign carried out by the government ahead of the regulation coming into force on 1 February 2022, the buzz around the new rules has died down and many are still unaware of what exactly it is they need to install in their property to make it compliant.
Moves within the Property Team
The Partners of Stronachs LLP wish to announce that Carol Crowther will be retiring as a Partner of the Firm with effect from 7 January 2021. Carol has headed the Firm’s estate agency and leasing teams for many years and the partners and staff would like to take the opportunity to wish her all the best for the future.
The Firm is pleased to announce that two new roles within the Firm’s estate agency and leasing teams, Estate Agency Manager and Leasing Manager, will be filled by two long-standing members of staff, Jacqui Dougray and Liane Munro respectively.
