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New-Build Homes for Families in Scotland Priced Under £250,000
If you're looking at new family homes in Scotland but are restricted by budget, you may think you're unable to afford a new-build home. But you'll be pleasantly surprised by the size and quality of homes you can afford, costing somewhat less than £250,000. Housebuilders around Scotland have some wonderful family properties on the market at very affordable prices.
Situated at Thornhill Road in Elgin, Phase 1 of Barratt East Scotland's The Grange development offers a choice of three- and four-bedroom homes. Priced from £149,995, the Pitlochry is a three-bedroom semi-detached home with an en-suite to the master bedroom, while the Banchory house type is a detached four-bedroom home with two en-suites and integral garage priced from £239,995.
With primary and secondary schools within easy walking distance, David Wilson Homes' Silver Meadow development in Prestonpans, east of Edinburgh is perfect for families with children. Prices start from £169,995 for a three-bedroom Dalhousie townhouse comprising two bedrooms on the first floor and master bedroom with en-suite and built in wardrobe on the top floor. The ground floor features a kitchen/dining area and a spacious living room. Priced from £189,995, the Balfour house type also benefits from a study and a garage.
Stewart Milne Homes' Allandale development in Saltcoats, North Ayrshire includes modern three-bedroom houses as well as generously proportioned four-bedroom villas. Prices start from £132,000 for the terraced Ballater model with garden and driveway. Even the Newburgh house type, including a separate utility room, bay windows in the living room and en-suites in two of the four bedrooms, is within many budgets with prices starting from £228,000.
The Windmill Gait Dysart development by Muir Homes can be found in Kirkcaldy and includes a range of family homes. Prices start from £140,000 for a three-bedroom villa with kitchen/dining area, master bedroom en-suite and generous storage areas.
Robertson Homes' Westercraigs development in Inverness offers three-bedroom semi-detached homes from £175,000. The Oslo house type benefits from french doors leading from the dining area to the garden, while the detached Madrid model features an en-suite and garage and is priced from £195,000.
The Lismore at Mactaggart & Mickel's Cherrybank Gardens development in Newton Mearns, south of Glasgow is a three-bedroom home available in terraced or semi-detached styles. Priced from £146,209, the Lismore offers a feature lounge complete with french door to the garden as well as a downstairs cloakroom and built-in wardrobes in the master bedroom.
Currently on offer from £144,485 to £197,995, three- and four-bedroom semi-detached and detached houses are available at Persimmon Homes' Hillview Meadows development in Dumfries. As well as an integral garage, other benefits include a master bedroom en-suite, as well as part-exchange and shared equity offers on selected plots.
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Is it cheaper to buy a home or custom build one?
I know it depends on the materials and land used etc. etc. but what if I were to build a home next to an already built home and made the custom home exactly identical to the one already built? If both homes are EXACTLY IDENTICAL (materials, land, and all) which one ends up being cheaper???
i would say custom build one would be cheaper.
