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Katesmill Road, Colinton
Offers over £885,000
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Ravelrig Hill, Balerno
Offers over £630,000
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Parkgrove Drive, Barnton
Offers over £475,000
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St Catherines Gardens, Corstorphine
Offers over £435,000
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Greystone, Carmyllie
Offers over £430,000
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Belwood Road, Milton Bridge
Offers over £390,000
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Almondhill Steading, Kirkliston
Offers over £380,000
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Corstorphine Bank Terrace, Corstorphine
Offers over £370,000
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West Savile Terrace, Blackford
Offers over £370,000
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Rossie Avenue, Broughty Ferry
Offers over £340,000
Lindsays offer estate agency and legal services for clients all over Scotland
Working from offices in Edinburgh, Glasgow and Dundee, we can help you through the buying or selling process from start to finish.
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Do you need to speak to a financial advisor or family lawyer now that you have decided to move? Looking to update your Will to reflect your change in circumstances? Our expert lawyers can help you.
Keep up to date with the latest news from Lindsays
We update our blog regularly with news on the property market and issues that affect those buying and selling properties.
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How to tell the difference between any estate agent and a great estate agent
We all think we know what estate agents do. They list the property, take photos and arrange viewings. That’s all true, but a good agent will do much more to get you a great sale When you sell your home, most agents will do the basics for you: writing the sales text, uploading your home details to the internet, arranging viewings, and reporting offers. It’s the least you can expect, and there are . . .
We are delighted to welcome Vhari Selfridge to Lindsays
Vhari Selfridge has joined our Residential Property team, as a Director. Vhari brings to the team a further 20 years of market knowledge, negotiating experience and conveyancing know-how. Vhari has wide experience of residential purchases and sales, as well as of dealing with a range of general aspects of residential property work. Andrew Diamond, Partner and Head of our Residential Property . . .
Cohabitees - whose house is it anyway?
This article featured in the Winter edition of the Glasgow Property Times. You can download the full publication here. If you are thinking about buying a house with your partner it’s worth ensuring your interest in the property is protected. Making the decision to live together is often a milestone decision for a relationship, and on a practical level it is usually more convenient and cheaper . . .
