A potential new luxury development by Fotheringham Homes has been announced as part of a multi-million-pound proposal at a major North-east landmark. The Gourdon-based developers are proposing to build 10 homes on land near to a site which would house a new £3.5million visitor centre at Dunnottar Castle, near Stonehaven. The sale of the land, in a location that has …
Moving Home: Things to do in and around Johnshaven
Johnshaven is a traditional fishing village on the North East coast which has a brilliant range of services on offer for its size, but it also benefits from brilliant facilities in the surrounding area too. Read on for some of our suggestions on what to do in and around Johnshaven!
Local businesses benefitting from new Mearns property development
Fotheringham Homes has reaffirmed its commitment to the regional supply chain by announcing the appointment of local suppliers for the construction of its latest development in the south of Aberdeenshire. Gourdon-based Fotheringham Homes announced its new development – The Beaches at Johnshaven – last year and groundwork is already underway by Westhill firm Nicol of Skene, ahead of the construction …
Ten questions to ask when buying a new build property
Buying a new house can be an emotional rollercoaster and is definitely up there with one of the most stressful life events you can experience. From breaks in the property chain at the last minute to having to bid thousands over the asking price just to secure your property – it can make for an extremely fraught time. That is …
Family Business Partner To Build Coastal Living Dreams
Fotheringham Homes and Brotherton Estates, two family businesses with their heritages firmly rooted in the local area, have come together to create a stylish new housing development in Johnshaven to be known as The Beaches. The development, located on the Brotherton Estate in the quaint coastal village of Johnshaven, will bring together the ethos of the two families and their …
Coronavirus (COVID-19) Statement
In line with government guidance we have taken the decision to close our show homes and construction sites with immediate effect. We all have a responsibility to play our part in preventing the spread of COVID-19, and we hope that by following government advice and suspending all operations we can help to safeguard the welfare of our customers and staff. …
Considering a Move to Johnshaven, Aberdeenshire? 8 Historical Facts About Johnshaven
If you are relatively new to the Johnshaven area or considering moving to Johnshaven, then you are likely to be undertaking some research into the area. But what about the history of Johnshaven? In today’s blog, we share 8 historical facts about Johnshaven to help you connect with the amazing history of this quaint local coastal village in Aberdeenshire and …
Businesses of North East Collaborate to Create Multi-Million Pound Rural Housing Development
Fotheringham Homes are proud to have worked with a fantastic range of suppliers from across the North of Scotland to create a stunning residential development worth over £6 million nestled on the edge of the Mearns & Angus countryside. Speaking about the housing development Michael Fotheringham explained “Working in collaboration with like-minded businesses makes construction more creative but also more …
Building Your Own Home? How Much is Land For Sale in Aberdeenshire?
With self build plots typically costing around a third to one half of the total cost of a self build home, it’s understandable that you’ll want to be as accurate as possible when budgeting for this cost. However, unlike the normal housing market where you can quickly google average house prices for regions and even streets, individual housing plots aren’t …
Housewarming Gifts; The Best Ideas for New Homeowners in Angus
Moving into a new home is a time to be celebrated. It can often signal a new start and so it’s natural that when our friends or family move home, that we want to show them we care and celebrate with them. But how do you choose that perfect housewarming gift for a new homeowner in Angus? As with all …