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New homes for sale in Aberdeenshire

Aberdeenshire is county in Scotland with a beautiful coastlines, countryside and castles. From the vibrant city of Aberdeen to the royal retreat at Balmoral, there's loads to explore. With a number of new home developments, Aberdeenshire is a great place to call home.

Top locations in Aberdeenshire

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Aberdeen

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Inverurie

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Elgin

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Milltimber

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Bridge of Don

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Stonehaven

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New listings in Aberdeenshire

Featured development

The Woodlands Collection

by David Wilson Homes

Aberdeen, Aberdeenshire, AB15 8FZ

3 & 4 bedroom houses

£274,995 - £444,995

Thoughtfully designed for energy-efficiency and comfortable family living, these stunning 3 and 4 bedroom homes in The Woodlands Collection offer's exceptional quality in a beautiful, nature-filled setting. Located just 4 miles west of Aberdeen city centre, you'll enjoy a greener way of life with all the benefits of modern living. A new school, local shop, and planned future amenities make this an ideal place to call home. Local shops and a Sainsburys nearby, with larger supermarkets and high streets stores just a short drive away in Aberdeen city centre.Enjoy nearby parks, woodland walks and sports facilities, with easy access to Aberdeen’s theatres, cinemas, gold courses and waterfront.Well connected via the A944 and AWPR, with regular bus services nearby offering easy access to Aberdeen city centre and surrounding areas.Monday 12:30-17:30,Tuesday Closed,Wednesday Closed,Thursday Closed,Friday Closed,Saturday 10:00-17:30,Sunday 10:00-17:30

King's Gallop

by Barratt Homes

Aberdeen, Aberdeenshire, AB15 8RZ

3 & 4 bedroom houses

£224,995 - £381,995

Join Countesswells' growing community and enjoy a new lifestyle in an energy-efficient 3 and 4 bed terraced, semi-detached or detached home. You'll enjoy an easy commute to the A90, and nearby suburbs of Cults and Kingswells with plenty of outdoor spaces for you to explore. The area benefits from a new primary school, parks and retail amenities. Register with us today.Aberdeen city centre is only 4 miles away, with neighbouring towns Cults and Kingswells just a short distance from the development offering plenty boutique shops, cafes, leisure, health and beauty facilities within easy reach, with the city centre providing popular restaurants, bars and nightlife.There are a range of leisure facilities such as golf clubs, gyms and community centres within easy reach of King's Gallop. The Kingsford playing fields are a short journey away and the P&J Live events complex is a great place to enjoy touring concerts and exhibitions.Countesswells is a short drive from the park and ride service, with great cycle and walking routes through the development connecting you to the main dual carriageways and a regular bus service through the development to get you into the city.Monday 12:30-17:30,Tuesday Closed,Wednesday Closed,Thursday Closed,Friday Closed,Saturday 10:00-17:30,Sunday 10:00-17:30

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Aberdeenshire is located on the East coast of Scotland, best known for its numerous castles (there are over 263!!) including Balmoral. The county has a strong historic connection to the oil and gas industry, with Aberdeen being the ‘oil capital of Europe’. And for those who enjoy a tipple, Aberdeenshire is home to a number of whisky distilleries.

Aberdeen is the third largest city in Scotland and a great location for those seeking a quieter city environment, compared to Edinburgh and Glasgow. With a mix of historic charm, buzzing city centre and gorgeous coast lines, it is an ever increasingly popular location for home buyers. There is a range of new build homes available from 1 bed apartments for First Time Buyers to 5 bedroom spacious family homes.

North West of Aberdeen is Inverurie . Whilst it is a small town, it is packed with history. In 2018 archaeologists excavated the remains from a Middle Bronze Age and Iron Age roundhouse. Known best for being a market town, Inverurie still holds monthly farmers markets selling local produce. The town also boasts its own leisure centre and golf club, perfect for those looking to stay active.