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A modern home by the coast

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Monarch’s rise is a collection of terraced, semi-detached and detached homes in a residential neighbourhood of Arbroath.

Built by Stewart Milne, the development claims to offer spacious interiors designed for modern family life along with high standards of energy efficiency.

Prices start at £149,995 and the developers are offering incentives aimed at first time buyers.

The Land and Buildings Transaction Tax (what used to be Stamp Duty) is paid and there are also no legal fees.

Many of the homes also qualify for the Scottish Government’s help to buy scheme.

Nine different styles of home make up the development and decor is by Aberdeen-based Creative Interiors.

Homes have LED televisions and home cinema systems, and buyers can choose the furnishings, flooring, kitchen and bathroom fittings.

At the upper end of the development is the Glenmore, priced from £251,995. With four bedrooms, integrated garage and monobloc driveway it’s perfect for bigger families.

The homes are only a few minutes from Arbroath’s scenic seafront and clifftops and a short run along the A92 dual carriageway for commuters to Dundee.

Monarch’s Rise homes range from £149,995 to £251,995.

www.stewartmilnehomes.com