New Homes in Dundee
Dundee is a thriving waterfront city on Scotland's east coast, combining a rich industrial heritage with a modern, forward-looking atmosphere. With direct rail services to Edinburgh and Aberdeen, as well as convenient access to Perth via the A90, Dundee is well connected for work, study and leisure.
The city offers excellent amenities for families, including quality schools, green parks and a wide choice of shopping, dining and entertainment. Popular attractions include the V&A Dundee, the waterfront district and scenic walks along the River Tay. Nearby destinations such as Perth and St Andrews provide even more opportunities for days out and exploration.
Scroll down to our selection of new homes in Dundee and take the next step towards your homebuying jurney.
DWH @ St Andrews
Melville Road, St Andrews, Fife, KY16 8BS
- £299,995 to £481,995
- 2, 3 and 4 bedroom
Sycamore Grange
Cairneyhill Road, Crossford, Dunfermline, Fife, KY12 8QB
- £429,995 to £534,995
- 4 and 5 bedroom
West Craigs Quarter
Norwal Drive, Edinburgh, City Of Edinburgh, EH12 0EP
- £489,995 to £659,995
- 4 bedroom
Marina Way
Shale Road, Winchburgh, West Lothian, EH52 6RD
- £419,995 to £534,995
- 4 bedroom
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Nearby Dundee
Why Choose a New Home in Dundee?
- Education: Home to the University of Dundee and Abertay University. Wide range of schools and family-focused learning opportunities.
- Transport: Direct rail services to major Scottish cities and wider UK destinations. Central railway station integrated with the regenerated waterfront area.
- Things to do: Explore V&A Dundee, RRS Discovery and cultural venues in the city centre. Enjoy views from Dundee Law and walks along the waterfront.
- Lifestyle: Regenerated waterfront city with a creative and forward-looking character. Strong mix of culture, education, shopping and leisure amenities.
New Homes in Dundee FAQs - What Buyers Need to Know
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Sitting along the River Tay in eastern Scotland, new homes in Dundee have plenty going for it. This thriving hub rapidly grew during the Industrial Revolution as it became the centre of the jute industry. Today, people refer to it as the city of 'jute, jam and journalism'. Thanks to its impressive architecture and diverse cultural scene. It is also the UK's first UNESCO City of Design.
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As Scotland's fourth-largest city, Dundee brims with exciting attractions, from family-friendly, interactive museums to wildlife centres. Whether you're visiting over the weekend or relocating here, you'll be spoilt for choice. Find below some of the best things to do in the city:• V&A Dundee• The McManus Dundee's Art Gallery & Museum• Verdant Works• Broughty Castle Museum• Tay Rail Bridge• Baxter Park• Camperdown Wildlife Centre• Dundee Museum of Transport
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If you're moving to Dundee and looking for a school to send your kids to, you're in the right place. New homes in Dundee boast outstanding educational facilities, some of which we've included in the table below.
Primary Secondary PrimarySecondaryFurther education Wormit Primary School Baldragon Academy Dundee and Angus College Newport Primary School Craigie High School University of Dundee Rosebank Primary School Harris Academy Abertay University -
New homes in Dundee benefit from superb access to Scotland's main cities, including Edinburgh, Perth and Aberdeen. Let's have a look at its transport links.
By car
• A90: It links Dundee to the M90 in the west and Forfar in the north• A930: It connects it with the charming coastal towns of Monifieth and Carnoustie• A991 Inner Ring Road: It surrounds the perimeter of the city, returning to Tay Road BridgeBy rail
Dundee has its own train station, with services mainly operated by:• ScotRail• CrossCountry• London North Eastern Railway• Caledonian SleeperBy bus
New homes in Dundee enjoy an extensive network of bus routes, including:• Seagate bus station: It is the city's main terminus for all out of town-journeys• Xplore Dundee: It provides connections within the city's perimeter• Stagecoach Strathtay: It links the city with more rural areas