

SCENIC COASTAL LIVING
ARBROATH, ANGUS

WELCOME TO ABERFELL
ARBROATH, ANGUS
Scotland’s beautiful Angus coast is a place many dream to make their family home — and Aberfell offers you the opportunity to do just that, in a location that seamlessly blends maritime heritage, quick city connections and modern, elegant living.
Situated in the historic coastal town of Arbroath — famous for its scenic harbour, sandy beaches and world-renowned seafood; and a short drive from the inspiring city of Dundee — Aberfell is a new development of 3 & 4 bedroom homes that complements the town’s deep-rooted traditions with a contemporary approach to life on the east coast.
SCENIC COASTAL LIVING

LOCATION
In south east Angus, along a coastline that stretches from Montrose down towards the mouth of the River Tay, you’ll find Arbroath — just 30 minutes from the county town of Forfar and the thriving city of Dundee. This well-connected location is home to some of Scotland’s best-loved beaches and countryside and, with the Cairngorms National Park just over an hour’s drive away, Aberfell is a superb option for those who appreciate Scotland’s great outdoors.
17 MILES
39 MILES
ABERDEEN: 58 MILES
TRAIN STATION: 2 MILES

Beach walks, Scottish history and fine food are just a sample of what Arbroath has to offer.
LUNAN BAY - A SHORT DRIVE FROM ARBROATH


STYLE & DESIGN
A contemporary collection of bright, spacious 3 & 4 bedroom homes with large windows and well-considered layouts.

Aberfell is the ideal choice for those who appreciate the understated modern elegance of a new development in a local community that has history and natural beauty on its side.
Every feature of this development has been carefully tailored to the area by Scotia’s designers — from the placement of each home and treatment of greenspace boundaries, to the careful planning of streets, paths and greenery. Maximising views of the surrounding area have been key to this planning process, and much emphasis has been placed on ensuring Aberfell has a strong sense of community and place.






HOUSE TYPES & SITE PLAN
BALFOUR
3 bedroom bungalow
Plots 24, 42, 46, 74, 96, 102
SIMPSON
3 bedroom terraced house
Plots 2, 3, 5, 6, 7
WATT TERRACED
3 bedroom terraced house
Plots 9, 10, 17, 20, 35, 36, 48, 61, 62, 86, 94
WATT SEMI-DETACHED
3 bedroom semi-detached house
Plots 11, 13, 14, 16, 21, 25, 26, 47, 55, 56, 60, 68, 69, 70, 76, 77, 80, 81, 83, 84, 85, 88, 89, 90, 93, 97, 98


LAMONT SEMI-DETACHED








3 bedroom semi-detached house








Plots 8, 18, 19, 34, 37, 49, 63, 64, 65, 87, 95










LAMONT DETACHED























3 bedroom detached house









































Plots 52, 71, 75, 82











































FAULDS


















3 bedroom semi-detached house




Plots 1, 4



























































GORDON





4 bedroom terraced house







Plot 66












WOOD
4 bedroom detached house
Plot 67
MAXWELL
4 bedroom detached house
Plots 41, 43, 51, 73, 92, 105, 106
NAPIER
4 bedroom detached house
Plots 12, 23, 27, 28, 39, 40, 44, 45, 50, 78, 79, 91, 100, 101, 104, 107, 110
MCADAM
4 bedroom detached house
Plots 29, 31, 33, 38, 54, 57, 59, 72, 99
BELL
4 bedroom detached house
Plots 15, 22, 30, 32, 53, 58, 103, 108, 109

MODERN, S P ACI OU S LIVING



FLEXIBLE LIVING SPACES
NATURALLY LIGHT ROOMS
TIMELESS STYLE
ENERGY EFFICIENT

ARBROATH AND BEYOND
A former royal burgh with a traditional fishing harbour, Arbroath embodies the natural beauty and history of the much-loved Angus coast.
The long, sandy beaches and sandstone cliffs along this stretch of shoreline make up some of Scotland’s most picturesque seaside vistas.
The historical influence of fishing on Arbroath has fed directly into another famous aspect of this harbour town — food and drink. The ‘Arbroath smokie’ is its most famous export, but present-day Arbroath offers a wide range of cuisines for locals and visitors to enjoy — from fresh seafood, to luxury fine dining, to Greek, Mediterranean and more.
Keen gardeners will have Silverwells Garden Centre and Ashbrook Nursery just a short drive away — offering all
manner of plants, flowers, gardening equipment and year-round inspiration.
Growing families have great school options in the area, and children can attend a range of nurseries and primary schools nearby, with secondary pupils attending Arbroath Academy and Arbroath High School.
You won’t have to travel far for family days out either — with Pleasureland indoor amusements, West Links Fun Park and Upper Dysart Larder’s ‘Hay & Play’ all within a short distance, and guaranteed to keep kids and grown-ups entertained.
MUIRFIELD PRIMARY SCHOOL: 0.8 MILES
ARBROATH HIGH SCHOOL: 1 MILE
ARBROATH ACADEMY: 2.5 MILES


ACTIVE LIFESTYLES
Busy and active lifestyles are part of the fabric of this region of Scotland and there is a wide variety of facilities, clubs and venues near Aberfell for sports, hobbies and exercise.

In town, Arbroath Sports Centre and Saltire Sports Centre are two well-equipped sports venues with facilities that include a swimming pool, sauna, steam room, games halls, squash courts, fitness/cycling studios, outdoor multi-sport facilities and gyms — all accessible with an ANGUSalive membership.
Those more serious about their sporting activities will find a warm welcome at Arbroath and District Athletics Club — who hold an annual cross-country run, compete in various track and field competitions and have members that span junior athletes through to the most veteran of athletic competitors.
Similarly, if pedal power is your preferred way to exercise and enjoy the beautiful Scottish countryside, then Angus Cycling Club and Angus Bike Chain Club offer both community and (optional) competition for riders of all experience levels and abilities. Sociable cycling is an ever-growing hobby for many, and there’s no better place to try it than the country roads and seaside routes of Arbroath and the Angus coast.


Further down the coast in the nearby city of Dundee, the Ancrum Outdoor Centre is a hub for all manner of activities and regularly hosts ‘team-building’ events for businesses. Visitors can try their hand at archery, chain walking, kayaking, paddle boarding, rock climbing, mountaineering and skiing — with training courses delivered by experienced instructors and key equipment provided for most activities.
Golfers won’t be disappointed either — the local Arbroath Golf Links is a popular 18-hole course that will offer a challenge to even the most experienced player, with the Arbroath Artisan golf club offering members and visitors great views of the first and eighteenth holes, with a varied food and drink offering and a range of other facilities. Just a short hop down the coast, the world-famous Carnoustie Golf Links has hosted numerous Open Championships and has three courses to play, including the renowned Carnoustie Championship Course.
DUNDEE: SCOTLAND’S CITY OF DESIGN
Now established as a city of innovation, design and culture — one of Scotland’s most exciting places to visit — Dundee is an ever-evolving place characterised by bold works of architecture and engineering, both historical and contemporary.
Built in the shadow of an extinct volcano, the city began as a small port in the 11th and 12th centuries. Now recognised by UNESCO as a City of Design and home to Scotland’s first ever design museum — The V&A Dundee — it’s clear to see that modern-day Dundee places art, innovation and culture at the forefront.
There’s plenty of shopping, hidden history around every corner and foodies will find plenty to get their teeth into. Dundee boasts an ever-expanding range of restaurants,
cafés, bistros, bars and eateries — everything from fine dining to fast food — and in recent years the city has several restaurants listed in the AA’s The Restaurant Guide.
With Dundee just a short drive away, Perthshire as a near neighbour and the gateway to the Highlands within reach, Aberfell is a perfect starting point for planning day trips with family, exploring Scotland’s wilds and wowing your guests with great food and drink.



V&A MUSEUM DUNDEE

SOLAR PANELS
SMART METER
ENERGY EFFICIENT BOILERS
ENERGY EFFICIENCY
CREATING AN EFFICIENT HOME
Taking practical, effective steps to lower energy consumption and reduce our overall carbon footprint is smart thinking — both for the planet and for household bills. From design and construction to the installation of heating and hot water systems, energy efficiency is considered at every stage of Scotia communities.
NEW BUILD BUYERS SAVE £3K+ IN ENERGY BILLS
A Home Builders Federation report* published in 2023 found that an average new build buyer will reduce their annual carbon emissions by over 2 tonnes per property. In practical terms, the report found that new build owners can save an average of £3000 in energy bills each year, compared to older properties.
With these efficiencies in mind, Scotia developments are also fitted with energy efficient combination gas boilers and Alpha Flow Smart “Gas Saver’’ systems — harnessing boiler wastage to pre-heat cold mains water. ‘ To: ‘With these efficiencies in mind, Scotia’s Aberfell development also features energy efficient Alpha E-Tec combination boiler with a programmable room thermostat.
Each home will have a simple energy saving meter installed as standard — allowing you to see actual
ENERGY FACTS
Heating costs per year
Hot water costs per year
Lighting costs per year
Standard charge
Solar PV benefit Total annual running costs Per month
electricity consumption in real time. On average, these result in 10-20% self-imposed reductions in energy usage.
SUSTAINABLE GAS & SOLAR PANELS
Gas is supplied to the development by Calor, who have committed to supplying renewable BioLPG gas to 100% of its customers by 2040, a milestone that will dramatically cut carbon emissions while maintaining the reliability and efficiency of standard LPG. Sustainable BioLPG is compatible with all gas systems within our developments — so you’re future-proofed for the new generation of energy supply.
In keeping with the forward-thinking, contemporary approach that defines this development, photo-voltaic (solar) panels will also be included on the roofs of all homes.
*Source: ‘Watt A Save’, Home Builders Federation — October 2024

YOUR NEW HOME SPECIFICATION
The interior specification of these homes has been thoughtfully and carefully considered to ensure a high standard is achieved. Our designers and architects work together to deliver the very best in terms of style and functionality.



SMEG APPLIANCES
PORCELANOSA TILING
BESPOKE KITCHENS
SYMPHONY KITCHEN UPGRADES
Our homes have a timeless yet contemporary design, which makes great use of the space. Appliances such as a built-in stainless steel electric oven, electric induction hob, recirculating extractor hood and either a tall integrated fridge/freezer or separate built under fridge and freezer, depending on individual layouts, feature in each home.
Bespoke options are available to let you create an interior to suit you. A modern selection of kitchen cabinets, work surfaces and handles are hand-picked by our interior designers.
Our bathrooms, cloakrooms and en-suites come from a contemporary range and we have an array of Porcelanosa tiling to choose from. We are there to guide you through each of the available options, and to help you create your dream home.*
*The images on this page are representative of the range of kitchens being used, but are not representative of the kitchen layouts of the development. Consequently they should be treated as general guidance and cannot be relied upon as providing an accurate description of the kitchen layouts.
KEEPING YOU CONNECTED
With superfast fibre optic broadband straight to your home (FTTP).
From streaming television and family facetimes, to controlling home security and heating, the need to stay digitally connected has become an integral part of our daily lives.

WHY IS FTTP BETTER THAN FTTC?
With Fibre to the Premises (FTTP), the fibre optic cables go straight into your home, there is no drop off in internet speed caused by sharing the connection with neighbours, or being further away from the on-street cabinet. It is up to 10 times faster than Fibre to the Cabinet (FTTC) and is also very resilient as there is less exposure in terms of connection being harmed by water or chemicals.
DOES FTTP COST MORE?
The installation costs for FTTP can be prohibitive as it is more expensive to install than FTTC, which is why it is not readily available in the UK. However, at Aberfell, the installation is paid and complete by the time you move into your new home.
Ongoing monthly broadband costs will not cost more just because your home has FTTP, it will be as per the standard rate of your chosen broadband supplier.
See Sales Advisor for more information.
CARING FOR OUR CUSTOMERS
Here to help at every step of your home buying journey.
At Scotia Homes, we do our very best to design and build the kind of homes people want to live in. It is important that our customers feel secure and confident throughout the process of buying a new home.

CUSTOMER CHARTER
Scotia’s charter is a commitment to you. It tells you exactly what to expect and how we’ll communicate with you, guiding you from the stages of buying to settling into your new Scotia home.
NHQB
The New Homes Quality Board, NHQB, is an independent, not-for-profit organisation which was set up to oversee reforms in the quality of new homes and the customer service provided by developers.
It provides enhanced protection to buyers of new homes in the form of a new code of practice to ensure every aspect of a new home purchase is covered, from when a customer initially walks into a sales office, through to two years after the occupation of the home.
CUSTOMER CHARTER
NHQB

FACTORING
IT’S NICE TO HAVE THINGS TAKEN CARE OF
A professional property manager - or factor - works for every owner in a development: organising tradespeople for repairs and maintenance; including cleaning, gardening and grass cutting in common areas.
WHAT IS A FACTOR’S FUNCTION?
We appoint the right factor for your development. The factor will make decisions on your behalf and organise the work for you. Remember that you can let the factor know about any work you think needs to be done.
HOW IS THE FACTOR PAID?
An invoice for your share of maintenance and management fees is normally issued either quarterly or six-monthly.
WHAT IS A FLOAT?
It’s important a factor can pay for work promptly when required. A float paid by each property owner at settlement allows the factor to do this without the heavy burden of expense. Prompt payments ensure the best contractors are keen to do work for your development. This can be recovered if you decide to sell your property.
WHO DETERMINES HOW MUCH THE OWNERS PAY INTO THE FUND?
Each owner is a member of the residents association. How much the owners pay into the fund is discussed at the residents association or executive committee meetings. Normally quotes for work are agreed first. From this, an educated estimate can be made.
WHAT IS THE ADVANTAGE OF A MAJOR MAINTENANCE FUND?
By saving up for major works, you don’t have large invoices to settle. A debt can be spread over the development, so the money is available before the work starts.
WHAT IS A MAJOR MAINTENANCE FUND?
A Major Maintenance Fund is normally set aside to ‘save up’ for larger maintenance items authorised by the owners within the development.
WILL THE FACTOR RUN UP LARGE BILLS?
No. Don’t worry. The factor will have the authority to carry out work to the communal areas provided that the anticipated cost of any one item doesn’t exceed that amount. This limit can be exceeded in an emergency. Otherwise, estimates will be obtained and distributed. Instructions will be taken from you and your neighbours or the residents association representing you before any extraordinary works are carried out. If payments are required in advance, you will always be notified.
For details about specific developments please see our website scotia-homes.co.uk
WANT TO BUY BEFORE YOU’VE SOLD?
Buying a new home shouldn’t be complicated. Neither should selling. With Assisted Move, you can put the professionals to work, helping you sell your existing home. We’ll give you expert advice and pay for all your estate agency, selling and advertising costs, which could save you thousands. For peace of mind, we’ll agree a minimum reserve price for your house.
Guaranteed minimum reserve price for your property No sale No obligation
Selling costs paid by Scotia
Let the professionals help you sell
Terms and conditions apply. Subject to status. Please ask for details.

BUYING YOUR NEW HOME, THE EASY WAY.
Looking for a risk-free way to sell your current home with a guaranteed buyer? With Part Exchange, we’ll not only buy your existing home, we’ll save you time and money. No costly fees to pay. A fair market price. No waiting around. Move out of your old home and into your new Scotia home on the same day.*
A guaranteed sale

*Plot specific
No selling fees
Move out and move in on the same day Fair market price
