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Dundee | May 2018 Make more from your home property.lindsays.co.uk 7 Reresmount Place 1 Wellbank Farm Steadings Broughty Ferry Broughty Ferry Offers Over £450,000 Offers Over £364,500 This striking detached, split-level bungalow is situated in a quiet A stunning three-bedroom villa which forms part of a tastefully Broughty Ferry cul-de-sac and enjoys views to the River Tay and converted steading located just outside the village of Wellbank. beyond. We’ll help you make the best move An excellent price, a quick sale, and a • We care about service. If you sell your home with us, a dedicated negotiator will work with you to find a straightforward experience. 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Throughout, our experience and attention to detail will be And that’s not the only reason to sell with us: invaluable in securing the best sale price and terms. • We know the market. Demand can vary from week If you’d like to know more about what we can do for you, to week and street to street, and our up-to-date visit us in our City Centre office, or call to arrange a free 4 Bedrooms 3 Receptions 2 Bathrooms EPC Band D 3 Bedrooms 2 Receptions 3 Bathrooms EPC Band C local knowledge is invaluable for setting prices and appraisal. marketing strategies. 63 Clepington Road • We’ll make your property look a million dollars. Using impressive professional photography and floorplans, Dundee we’ll showcase your property at its very best. Offers Over £350,000 This beautifully presented period dwellinghouse in a desirable area is in excellent order throughout. The front garden is fully enclosed and a monobloc driveway leads to a large garage. 4 Bedrooms 2 Receptions 1 Bathroom EPC Band D [email protected] 1 Knowes Loan, Barry Linkview, 9 Links Parade 15 Ardestie Street Carnoustie Carnoustie Monifieth Offers Over £350,000 | UNDER OFFER Offers Over £350,000 Offers Over £335,000 A lovely family home in the countryside with a large garden A well-presented, four-bedroom villa located in a unique An extended, detached family home in a sought-after area in Monifieth. This stylish property offers split-level accomodation with Tay which has the potential for development with approved position offering superb views over the 1st tee and 18th green of views. planning consent subject to conditions. Carnoustie Championship Golf Course. 4 Bedrooms 3 Receptions 2 Bathrooms EPC Band G 4 Bedrooms 2 Receptions 2 Bathrooms EPC Band D 4 Bedrooms 2 Receptions 2 Bathrooms EPC Band C 1 Elm Rise 17 Holly Crescent Burnside Cottage, Auchterhouse 11 Richmond Terrace Broughty Ferry Broughty Ferry Dundee Dundee Offers Over £340,000 | UNDER OFFER Offers Over £340,000 | UNDER OFFER Offers Over £325,000 Offers Over £325,000 | SOLD This modern detached bungalow would be a great purchase for A beautifully presented detached villa set within a popular An extended bungalow situated within the delightful country This spacious Victorian townhouse requires some upgrading and a family. It includes a double garage, lovely gardens and is development in a quiet cul-de-sac. village of Auchterhouse and boasts lovely countryside views. is set in the very desirable Magdalen Green area in the West located in a quiet cul-de-sac. End. 4 Bedrooms 2 Receptions 3 Bathrooms EPC Band C 4 Bedrooms 3 Receptions 2 Bathrooms EPC Band C 4 Bedrooms 2 Receptions 3 Bathrooms EPC Band C 4 Bedrooms 2 Receptions 1 Bathroom EPC Band D 01382 802050 [email protected] 11 William Street 113 Kinghorne Road article Carnoustie Dundee Offers Over £310,000 Fixed Price £305,000 | UNDER OFFER A great opportunity to purchase a substantial detached A highly-desirable detached, five-bedroom property with Tay Five things not to forget when property with five bedrooms and a double garage, located in a views in a popular central location. popular area of Carnoustie. you move home Moving home can often 2. Don’t pay for things you no 5. Change the locks be a stressful time, longer need The sellers may be 100% If you’re moving away, you won’t trustworthy, but who else from securing the house want to pay for old parking may have keys to your new of your dreams to the permits, gym membership, home? A dog walker, gardener, reality of packing up and the like. Be sure to check cleaner, neighbour, or sundry your belongings, and cancellation terms and stop direct relatives may also have a key long remembering to update debits. forgotten about. It may be worth considering starting afresh with your new address. There 3. Be smart about smart new locks. are often things that slip appliances through the net when If your new home has web- If you’d like other practical tips you’ve settled into your based security systems or app- on buying, selling or moving, our controlled smart products, ask the Residential Property team would new home and could be previous owners to remove apps be happy to help. costly if forgotten about and log-ins. You don’t want their 5 Bedrooms 1 Reception 3 Bathrooms EPC Band D 5 Bedrooms 4 Receptions 3 Bathrooms EPC Band C phones to control your central 1. We’ve moved heating! If you’re the seller of a Most of us remember to tell smart home, be sure to log out 18 Oak Loan, Baldovie Paradise Cottage East our utility providers when we when you leave. move, but forget a host of other Broughty Ferry Grange Road, Monifieth contacts, especially the ones 4. Don’t fill someone else’s we deal with online or only Offers Over £300,000 | SOLD Offers Over £295,000 fridge occasionally. The first time you do an This beautiful stone built, semi-detached cottage originally built Situated in the popular Ballumbie Estate, this executive villa is in online supermarket excellent decorative order throughout and includes a private in 1853, has been tastefully refurbished and extended Most commonly forgotten are rear garden and two garages. throughout to provide spacious living accommodation. shop or Amazon order pension and insurance providers, in your new home, change National Insurance, HMRC, banks, your default address. employers, schools, doctors and Otherwise, you may gift other parts of the NHS, and any your buyers your weekly clubs you belong to. shop, a new pair of trainers, or a case of wine. Joy Stapley 4 Bedrooms 2 Receptions 3 Bathrooms EPC Band C 3 Bedrooms 1 Reception 2 Bathrooms EPC Band C Property Manager [email protected] 01382 802050 [email protected] 8 Tayview Lane 25 Collingwood Street Dundee Broughty Ferry Why is it important to have a Will? Offers Over £290,000 Offers Over £265,000 | UNDER OFFER Some people think that who you trust to act as your fraught at what is already a A stylish executive villa built by Cala Homes and located within A lovely mid-terraced townhouse set on a very desirable street Executors, leave cash legacies difficult time. the Prestigious West Green Park Development. close to the beach in popular Barnhill. they are too young to to friends, family members and make a Will and some charities, and leave your personal Whether you have a large and just haven’t got round possessions and remainder of complex estate or your affairs your estate to who you intend to are more straightforward, it is to it. Many also assume inherit it. important to put a Will in place. that their money will automatically pass on to In the event you don’t have a Will Having a Will drafted by a lawyer in place you lose the choice of is usually straightforward and the people they want it who will administer your estate once you have one it should to go to, but that is not and who will benefit from it. Your reviewed throughout your life so always the case executors will be appointed by amendments can be made as the Court and your beneficiaries your circumstances change. If you die without a Will your are set out according to a rigid assets will be divided under the list provided by the law. strict terms of the law, which can often have unintended outcomes. Also, if you are survived by an unmarried partner, they have no By setting out your wishes as to automatic right to a share in your who you want your estate to pass estate and will, instead, be forced to, you can provide clarity and to involve the courts to lay claim reassurance for family members. to an inheritance. This can be Grant Johnson A Will allows you to appoint those financially costly and emotionally Partner, Private Client 4 Bedrooms 1 Reception 2 Bathrooms EPC Band C 4 Bedrooms 2 Receptions 2 Bathrooms EPC Band D 5 Balbeuchley Steadings 50 Victoria Road 5 Meadowbank Gardens Auchterhouse Broughty Ferry Wellbank Offers Over £260,000 Offers Over £253,000 Offers Over 240,000 An attractive villa set in ‘Balbeuchley Steading’ an exclusive development within the sought-after village of Auchterhouse.
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