Stewart Milne Homes

Stewart Milne Homes is an independent homebuilding, construction and development company. The company was established in 1975 and is still to this day family owned. They pride themselves on having built a team of skilled experts residents can trust to create quality homes. Shaw Crescent, by Stewart Milne Homes, sits within the popular Elmhill development. Comprising of 6 apartments blocks, the development has views over Aberdeen city. In addition to this, Victoria and Westburn Parks are adjacent to the wooded surrounded development. Another Stewart Milne Homes Development, is Kepplestone. Kepplestone sits in the West End of the Aberdeen. Comprising of four main apartment blocks with open plan layouts. As well as modern design, residents benefit from exclusive parking areas.

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  • No. of developments: 12

  • Development locations: Scotland, North West England

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    Latest Reviews

    4.04

    169 total reviews

    Stats

    Overall

    4.15

    Facilities

    3.67

    Design

    4.17

    Location

    4.53

    Value

    3.99

    Management

    3.47

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    The queens highlands buildings look very modern and fresh

    CamGordon (Tenant)

    Verified Resident

    Kepplestone, AB15

    Dec 2022

    The queens highlands buildings look very modern and fresh. The interiors are very well finished and still feel very new. The grounds are always immaculately kept and the common gardens are always well presented. There is private underground parking so there are never cars scattered around the place.

    Please tell us about the good and bad aspects of living in your local area:

    Quite close to town, bus stop to take you in to town is regular. However not a great amount of shops or restraints within walking distance.

    How has the building management responded to any problems or issues you have raised:

    We had a leak at one point and the building management were very knowledgeable and fixed quickly.

    Please share one thing (or more) which you wish you had known before you moved in:

    Trying to get deliveries can be a bit of a nightmare as the numberings of the buildings isn't very clear

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    Cheap in every sense of the word - place has gone down hill a lot since I've lived here.

    Steven P (Tenant)

    Kaber Court, L8

    Nov 2022

    The flats were built with one thing in mind and one thing only - be cheap for investors. After 15 years, it shows. The lifts often break down and can take months to fix. This is annoying if you live on the top floor and have limited mobility as I do. There has been a leak of sewage into the car park for several weeks (see the image for a car covered in sewage). The main door and front gate have both been left faulty/broken for months on end. This allows kids to come into the development and cause trouble (eg stealing mail, setting off fire alarms). Several apartments and cars have been broken into recently which is scary. Some of the people who live here do not care for the place, and leave rubbish around, let their animals excrete on the floor and don't pick it up. Parcels/mail often get stolen. Management company don't care for the place / look after it.

    Please tell us about the good and bad aspects of living in your local area:

    Good points: the area is close to Brunswick train station. Most apartments can be accessed by lifts. Small shop (Brunswick News) is opposite the flats. Ample car parking. There is a nice man who tries his best to keep the place in good order and takes the bins out. Bad points: area is quite rough, not much within walking distance bar train station. No bus stops nearby. The flats are heated by electricity only. Water is okay, but due to poor insulation, the heat leaves the building so quickly. Bills for two people are easy £250 per month in winter, and even then you feel cold. The windows leak both water and cold air. The building owners don't care and do nothing to fix it.

    How has the building management responded to any problems or issues you have raised:

    Problems go months without being fixed. For example, the front gate has been open for months and cars regularly get broken into. The lift was broken for about 6 months. The management company say they don't have enough money to fix these problems.

    Please share one thing (or more) which you wish you had known before you moved in:

    Really poor insulation, so the flats cost a lot to heat.

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    Lovely road into the development with nice plantings

    Patricia (Owner)

    Dunnottar Park, AB39

    Mar 2022

    Lovely road into the development with nice plantings. Individual barn style homes on approach. Attractive boundary walls throughout the development, and gardens turfed throughout. Lovely walk into woods and close to the historic and stunning Dunnottar Castle. It looks pretty and varied, unlike many other new estates we looked at, and we looked at many.

    Please tell us about the good and bad aspects of living in your local area:

    Development has style and class, with lots of individual looking homes. It’s very quiet and we have open views to river. So tranquil. Lovely location. Walking distance of lovely little town and beautiful harbour. Great transport options. 15 minute walk for fantastic Rail service. You can travel direct to local City of Aberdeen in 20 minutes, or to Cities like Edinburgh, York and London. Plenty of local bus services too, and great location for accessing an excellent new bypass road direct to Aberdeen airport. Only 30 minutes. We love this development. Only challenge we have had is clay soil. Just takes a bit more work but our garden is already taking shape with a bit of effort. Just down to land it’s built on but wouldn’t swap our home for any other local development. It’s just one of those little things you have to deal with in our view. Having lived in an old farm house with rising damp problems, and constant land management and maintenance challenges we really appreciate a new build home.

    Please share one thing (or more) which you wish you had known before you moved in:

    To not take local Facebook groups to seriously as some people can be very vocal and off puting about the town. Unfairly as it is lovely. It’s the usual that you find anywhere a few vocal people can feel representative when they aren’t. We worried about our move into the area but we needn't have. If you are thinking of moving here, do it. It is a lovely development in a fantastic little town by the sea. Judge for yourself.

    What is the best feature of your home:

    We love the design of our home, the courtyard setting and the views. The house is very efficient and holds heat well with minimal use of our heating system. We have many solar panels that we hope will contribute further to cost savings. In comparison to other new builds locally this house was great value for money, yet it feels quality. Fencing and turf included unlike in many other developments we viewed.

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    5

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    Nice Design, Execution could be better

    Resident Dunnottar Park Stonehaven (Owner)

    Verified Resident

    Dunnottar Park, AB39

    Mar 2022

    Design of the houses in the first development are impressive, something a little different. Nice use of different materials which is what attracted us to the house. Design inside the home varies, some additional thought may have been taken in terms of layout - multiple TV points for example in each room, better use of space for storage etc. Overall nice enough finish. Snagging however was a different story, I think speed in building was more important than quality finish. Garden design also lacking, poor drainage and thought when finishing off the houses. Groundworks on whole site could be better. Speed was more important in most aspects of the finishing. Customer services was great to begin with, then gradually became more and more horrendous as time passed. All relates to quality or lack of it - if all had been completed properly as it should have been, snagging would have been relatively easy for all parties however this was not the case. Albeit, all items on snagging list almost done - although approaching 3+ years now! Estate management in terms of factors, very well done but we pay for it each quarter. SM can be slow to react to residents needs, worse after all customer service was handled out of central Scotland. The development is nice, great for families, people of all ages, in a great town. Stonehaven needs more amenities anyway and has done for years but hoping this improves.

    Please tell us about the good and bad aspects of living in your local area:

    Carron Den Road is very nice in terms of the street, the neighbours, design of the houses. The whole development lacks rubbish bins, dog waste bins, anti-speeding signs, safe play areas for Children, any other amenities, fast link footpath / bridge to East of the development. No park land or flat grass area for activities. Car park lighting is brighter than street lighting. Transport links from top of road great for buses. Close to Aberdeen, 30 min walk to town centre. 5 mins from woodland. Nearest shop is Brickfield Store. Home parking fine, guest parking limited but space available. Quiet, you can hear the dual carriageway but not too bad. Friendly people, some issues in the Osprey housing area on the development but overall fine.

    Please share one thing (or more) which you wish you had known before you moved in:

    Make sure to check all finishing closely, ie. Flooring, Lino, carpets, windows, cooker, white goods, mirrors and showers. Make sure to check garden and sun light hours. Direction of sunshine. Position of where to put shed or out building. Check drainage positions at front and back of house, also on road. Check broadband capability, homes in first phase were not given fibre capability as cheaper option for SM was old copper lines. Ridiculous in a new scheme. It should be law to have the latest communications technology infrastructure installed by developers. Also check spaces for wheelie bins in garden.

    What is the best feature of your home:

    Design finish on outside of the home, very different to other builds in the town. Location on the development was also key. Room sizes apart from bedrooms as a little cramped but other rooms all excellent. Private back garden, with double opening doors great for Summer. South facing so sunshine all day.

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    We lovely Bayley Croft in Willaston

    Michelle G (Owner)

    Verified Resident

    Bayley Croft, CW5

    Mar 2022

    We live in a block of 3 houses, which are the only type on the development. We have an end plot, so the garden is pretty big. The house itself is lovely and we pinch ourselves every day, because we feel so lucky. We have a driveway for two cars. The house has three bedrooms. two have built in wardrobes and the other is quite small, so we use it for drying washing and ironing. There is a downstairs cloakroom. We've had the hallway and kitchen retiled, as Stewart Milne use vinyl flooring, which the dog chewed up! The front and back gardens are lovely. However, the grass that Stewart Milne have put down isn't great, so we're going to have to relay the lawn.

    Please tell us about the good and bad aspects of living in your local area:

    The local area of Willaston is lovely, it has a local shop, chippy, two pubs and two hairdressers. The new Bayley Croft estate is lovely and quiet, except for the DPD drivers that seem to always be in too much of a rush! Would definitely recommend this estate to anyone thinking about moving here.

    Please share one thing (or more) which you wish you had known before you moved in:

    We've had to extend the patio, as it was pretty small, wish it had been bigger. Would have been nice if Stewart Milne had laid better lawn.

    What is the best feature of your home:

    The driveway - we finally have parking and we have a lovely big back garden

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