Family homes in West Dunbartonshire generally get lots of interest from buyers, and it is easy to see why. This is a beautiful area that offers great amenities as well as fantastic commuting links for an excellent price point. Continue reading Family homes under £200,000 – October 2019 →

The sunny and dry weather has provided a perfect backdrop for property photography this autumn and many local sellers decided to brave the overall uncertainty brought by a relentless newsreel and trust our team – and the local West Dunbartonshire property market to sell their homes. Continue reading Steadfast West Dunbartonshire property market continues stable trend →

Set on the banks of the Firth of Clyde, the quiet village of Bowling offers good quality property stock and a favoured location with direct train lines to Glasgow as well as Dumbarton, Loch Lomond and beyond. Continue reading Guide to the local property market – focus on Bowling →

This autumn is proving to be quite a typical season for selling and buying property in West Dunbartonshire. After some lull in the summer months, homeowners and first-time buyers make the decision to make a move before the end of the year and so we have seen quite a few homes coming to the market and selling quickly and successfully. The available stock is still not meeting the current high demand fueled by affordable financing options, putting sellers in a privileged position. Continue reading Five remarkable property sales in October 2019 →

The Dumbarton property market has been steadily growing in the last few years due to sustained interest from buyers and a significant lack of stock to balance out the demand. As such, homes usually sell quickly and at prices surpassing Home Report valuations, putting sellers in a favourable position. Continue reading Number 1 Estate Agency in Dumbarton and surrounding areas →

A small village feel with great amenities and fantastic links to Glasgow as well as to the North towards Loch Lomond and beyond. With a population of less than 5,000, Old Kilpatrik retains the small village, quiet feel, where every amenity is within walking distance. Continue reading Old Kilpatrick property market: village feel and fantastic value for money →

This autumn is proving to be a busy season, in which we are seeing the same trend that  we’ve now become accustomed to: limited stock available compared to the steady high demand from buyers. Three and four bedroom family homes are especially in demand but properties in good decorative order prove generally popular no matter their size. Continue reading Simple steps to successful home sales →

With summer holidays already behind us and kids back into their school routines, many homeowners might wonder if this is a good time to sell and buy property. While it’s enough to watch the news once to figure out the overall uncertainty of this season, we would like to illustrate the reality of the local property market as it is right now based on three facts as seen from our daily office life. Continue reading Ready to make a property move in West Dunbartonshire this autumn? →

Helensburgh remains an attractive property market with many character homes, attracting young, families and retired alike due to the easy links to Glasgow and surrounding areas, the beautiful history and heritage and the opportunities for leisure it offers. Continue reading A Helensburgh property market update →

A quick drive from Glasgow, the village of Balloch sits on the banks of Loch Lomond forming part of Scotland’s first National Park with stunning views of Ben Lomond and the north, the marina, popular Lomond Shores shopping area and Balloch Country Park. Balloch has a number of fantastic local amenities and public transport links to Dumbarton, Clydebank and Glasgow, making it an attractive property market for a range of demographics. Continue reading A property guide to Balloch →