Expert Custom Home Builders in Ayr

Your solicitor will arrange for you to sign a binding purchase contract/missives. At this time your agreed deposit will need to be paid. Milestone will also sign their copy of the contract/missives and send it to their solicitors. Once these contracts/missives are exchanged the transaction becomes legally binding. If you are selling your present home, the timing of the exchange of contracts/missives is finely worked out. It is up to your solicitor to ensure that both sets of contracts/missives - the sale of your existing home and the purchase of your new one - are exchanged simultaneously and a suitable moving day arranged so at no time are you 'homeless'. Sometimes it is not possible to co-ordinate the sale of your existing property and the completion on your new Milestone Home for the same day. If this is the case you may have to consider staying with friends or family or living in rented accommodation until your new Milestone Home is ready.

In theory, you can afford a property costing no more than the combined total of the deposit that you saved (or can save) plus the amount you can borrow on mortgage. Typically, this is three times the principal income plus one times the second income. But this varies from mortgage lender to lender.

The answer is yes. At Milestone, the sales price of the property is quite often a special deal in itself. We ensure that we provide quality and excellent value for money. Also, on select developments further special offers for all customers are also sometimes available. Ask our sales representative for further details.

All properties meet the relevant Building Regulations approval. Construction and insulation varies due to the different styles of properties. Please contact the sales representative who could discuss this further with you or arrange an appointment with the site manager.

We use high quality materials to build our properties. The expected lifespan of different materials and components will vary depending upon the location, usage, exposure and degree of maintenance they receive. Bricks are made from naturally occurring raw materials and should last for many years providing they are correctly maintained.