For Buyers
Why choose Aberdein Considine for your new build home?
Aberdein Considine works alongside leading national builders such as Cala, Barratt, David Wilson, Kirkwood, Scotia, Persimmon and many more to bring you the very best in Scottish new build homes.
We cut through the complexity of the buying process, guiding you step by step and handling part exchange and incentive schemes with the builder on your behalf.
Our local solicitors provide expert legal advice throughout your purchase, while our in house mortgage team offers free, tailored financing solutions.
By coordinating every aspect, you enjoy a seamless experience and total peace of mind as you move into your new home.
Help to Buy (Scotland)
The Help to Buy (Scotland) Affordable New Build Scheme is a Scottish Government initiative aimed at supporting both first-time buyers and existing homeowners in purchasing a newly built property, with a maximum value of £200,000. Through this scheme, eligible buyers may receive financial assistance of up to 15% of the purchase price, provided the home is bought from a registered participating builder.
New Supply Shared Equity
If you're looking to purchase a new build home from a housing association or local council but cannot cover the full cost, the New Supply Shared Equity (NSSE) scheme may provide the financial support you need to make homeownership more achievable.
If you're planning to buy a new build home in Scotland but need to sell your current property first, a Part Exchange scheme could help.
Many home builders offer this option, allowing you to trade in your existing home as part payment, making the move quicker and less stressful.
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