New Homes in Elgin
Sitting on the picturesque north east coast of Scotland, Elgin is a town and royal burgh in Moray. Less than 40 miles from Inverness, it’s a three and a half hour drive south to get to major cities Edinburgh and Glasgow.
From trips to Cove Bay to walks around Loch Spynie and visits to the Biblical Garden, you’ve got everything from cathedrals, castles and museums to historic parks in the local area, with Cairngorms National Park also within reach. So explore below now and take a look at our new homes in Elgin.
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Findrassie
1 Nasmith Crescent, Elgin, Moray, IV30 4FG
- £209,995 to £269,995
- 2 and 3 bedroom
Sandy Shores
5 Hilton Crescent, Nairn, Highlands, IV12 5DG
- £280,995 to £392,995
- 3 and 4 bedroom
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Osprey Heights
100 Oldmeldrum Road, Inverurie, Aberdeenshire, AB51 6BB
- £249,995 to £354,995
- 3 and 4 bedroom
Hopecroft View
1 Strathcona Grove, Bucksburn, Aberdeen city, AB21 9XJ
- £237,995 to £354,995
- 3 and 4 bedroom
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Riverside Quarter
160 Mill Drive, Bucksburn, Aberdeen, Aberdeen City, AB21 9FS
- £132,995 to £274,995
- 1, 2, 3 and 4 bedroom
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King's Gallop
14 Pinedale Way, Countesswells, Aberdeen, Aberdeen City, AB15 8RZ
- £214,995 to £354,995
- 3 and 4 bedroom
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Nearby Elgin
Why Choose a Home in Elgin?
- Historic Town with Modern Living: Enjoy the charm of Elgin alongside great everyday amenities.
- Access to Coast and Countryside: Close to beaches, parks, and scenic Moray landscapes.
- Family-Friendly Community: Choice of schools, childcare, and leisure facilities nearby.
- Strong Regional Connections: Easy travel to Inverness, Aberdeen, and beyond via road and rail.
- Local Healthcare Access: GP practices and Dr Gray’s Hospital provide essential services close to home.
New Homes in Elgin FAQs
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Elgin offers a vibrant yet relaxed lifestyle, combining historic charm with modern convenience. As one of Moray’s largest towns, residents benefit from a wide range of shops, supermarkets, cafés, and leisure facilities, all set within a friendly community and scenic surroundings.
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There’s plenty to see and do in Elgin, from exploring the historic Elgin Cathedral and local museums to enjoying parks, golf courses, and nearby beaches along the Moray coast. The town also hosts local events and offers easy access to whisky distilleries and outdoor pursuits.
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Elgin boasts a well-connected transport infrastructure, making it easy for residents to travel locally and beyond. The town is served by the Elgin railway station, which offers direct services to Inverness and Aberdeen via ScotRail. Additionally, a comprehensive bus network operated by Stagecoach North Scotland provides routes to nearby towns and cities. For those who prefer to drive, Elgin is conveniently located near the A96, offering straightforward access to both Inverness and Aberdeen
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Elgin offers a range of educational opportunities for families. The town is home to several well-regarded primary and secondary schools, including Elgin High School and Elgin Academy. For further education, Moray College UHI provides a variety of courses and is part of the University of the Highlands and Islands. This ensures that students in Elgin have access to quality education from early years through to higher education.
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Residents in Elgin have access to a range of healthcare facilities, including GP surgeries, dental clinics, and pharmacies. Dr Gray’s Hospital, located in the town, provides a variety of NHS services, ensuring convenient access to essential medical care.