26 Nov 2019
Aberdein Considine is offering a special gift to people thinking of selling this winter - a free Home Report worth hundreds of pounds.
Between December and March, anyone putting their property on the market through our estate agency branches in Edinburgh, Dundee, Glasgow, Perth or Stirling will have their Home Report cost covered in full.
This saves you nearly £450 on the typical property listed with a value of £150,000. The saving is of course far greater on more expensive properties and could take nearly £1,000 off the cost of selling at £500,000.
We also do not charge any upfront fees - meaning you don't have to pay a penny until your property is sold.
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At Aberdein Considine, we have been selling homes across Scotland since 1981. As a seller, we can offer you the support of some of Scotland’s most experienced property professionals.
Their experience, together with our unique marketing approach, will help your reach more buyers and secure the best possible price for your property. Here’s how:
We’re big online and on the ground – between our own website and social media, our properties reach almost two million people every month. We also offer national coverage for your home on the high street thanks to our network of 18 offices around Scotland.
Unlike traditional estate agents and online agents, we can list your properties on major property portals and solicitor property centres such as the ESPC.
We have a bank of more than 2,000 people looking to move home. These applicants will be matched to your property if it meets their criteria.
We can offer national press advertising packages in Scotland’s best-selling quality newspapers.
We use the latest technology, including a property tracker which allows you to follow your sale online.
This unique approach helps us to sell thousands of homes every year. So when the property market becomes hard to navigate, let our local market experts be your map and compass.
To take advantage of this great offer fill out your details in the form below.