The attraction of Dundee goes far beyond its revitalised waterfront, historic landmarks, and scenic coastal paths. It’s a city full of cultural energy, architectural diversity, and lifestyle variety. From the creative buzz of the city centre, with cultural hubs like the V&A Dundee, to the seaside charm of Broughty Ferry with its sandy beach and village atmosphere, Dundee offers something for everyone. Nearby towns add to the appeal: Arbroath’s historic harbour reflects a rich maritime past, Montrose combines natural beauty with community spirit, and Newport-on-Tay draws a vibrant mix of families, professionals, and creatives. Whether you’re searching for a modern apartment, a traditional villa, or a coastal retreat, Dundee and its surrounding areas offer a wealth of property options in one of Scotland’s most dynamic regions.
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Proudly Supporting Local Businesses in Dundee
The vibrant communities of Dundee are home to a variety of essential small businesses. From cosy cafes to boutique retailers and specialised services, there’s something for everyone in this dynamic region. These businesses, as varied and unique as the streets they thrive on, are the heartbeat of our local economy, though their value can sometimes be overlooked.
With over a decade of experience in the Dundee property market, we take pride in connecting local businesses with the spaces they need to succeed. From retail units in bustling city centres to modern office suites in Broughty Ferry or Arbroath, we’re here to help our neighbours thrive. At Westport Property, celebrating local is at the core of what we do.
Find Your Dream Home in Dundee & Nearby Town
Dundee offers an exciting mix of historic charm and modern living, from stylish waterfront apartments to spacious Victorian villas and family-friendly homes near green open spaces. Whether you’re searching for a city-centre flat with views of the River Tay or a peaceful retreat in the West End, Dundee has something for every lifestyle. With over a decade of experience in the local property market, we’re here to help you find your ideal home in one of Scotland’s fastest-growing cities.
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Choosing the right tenant is one of the most important decisions a landlord makes. Getting a tenant selection wrong can result in you dealing with rent arrears, property damage, or a drawn-out dispute for months. So getting it right is important to ensure you get a tenant who pays on…
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- July 20, 2026
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Good property photos sell homes faster and attract more serious buyers from the very first click. The moment your listing goes live, photos are what prospective buyers see first. Before they read the description, check the price, or arrange a viewing, they look at the images. Good photos help buyers…
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- June 26, 2026
Is a Legionella Risk Assessment Mandatory for Landlords in Scotland?
Yes, a legionella risk assessment is mandatory for every landlord in Scotland. It’s a legal duty, not just good practice, and it applies whether you own one flat or a whole portfolio. For most rental properties, this doesn’t need to be a big undertaking. If your property has a combi…
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- June 23, 2026
Can a Landlord Evict a Tenant?
Yes, a landlord can legally evict a tenant, but they must follow strict legal procedures. They cannot simply ask a tenant to leave because they want the property back or want a different tenant. Scottish law only allows eviction on one of 18 specific legal grounds, covering situations like rent…
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- June 18, 2026
How to Advertise Your Rental Property?
Two identical properties can get completely different results depending on how they’re advertised. One can fill within a week, whereas the other can remain empty for months. That means how you advertise your property, the photos, the description, the price, and where you list it, play a big part in…
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- June 16, 2026
Who is Responsible for Mould in a Rental Property?
Mould is one of the most reported maintenance issues across the private rented sector in the UK. According to the Scottish House Condition Survey, condensation and dampness affect a meaningful proportion of rented homes each year, and Scotland’s wet climate makes the problem more persistent than in most other parts…
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- June 11, 2026
