Keep your sale private
No public listing, open-house days or repeated viewings to manage.
Scotland cash house buyers
Sell your house for cash — without the usual stress.
Receive a clear, no-obligation offer for your Scottish property. No public listing, no chain and a completion date that suits you.
✓ No obligation
✓ No public viewings
✓ Scotland-focused
Your sale route
A direct cash offer
1
Tell us about your property
Location, condition and your timescale.
2
Review your cash offer
A clear direct-sale proposal.
3
Choose your completion date
Move forward through the Scottish legal process.
Move on your timescale
Discuss a completion date around your move, deadline or next step.
Know where you stand
A direct offer gives you a clear option without waiting for a buyer’s chain.
How it works
A clearer route from property to offer.
We make the first step simple: tell us what you are selling and when you need to move. You can then decide whether the offer works for you.
Start your cash-sale enquiry →Tell us the basics
Your address, property type and ideal timescale.
Receive an offer
Review a direct cash proposal for your property.
Choose the date
Agree a completion date if you choose to proceed.
The real comparison
It is the money left after selling that matters.
A lower cash offer can be closer to an estate-agent sale than it first appears once fees, delays and property costs are included.
Estate-agent sale
Open marketExample agreed price£95,000
Agent and legal fees−£3,300
Holding, repair and reduction costs−£13,200
Potential net result
£78,500
Direct cash sale
Cash routeExample cash offer£80,000
Estate-agent fee£0
Legal costs in this example−£1,500
Potential net result
£78,500
Illustrative £100,000-property example only. Actual offers, costs and timescales vary by property, condition, location and sale terms.
Common reasons to sell
When a direct cash sale can help.
A fixed deadline
Relocation, a chain or a date you need to work towards.
A property needing work
Avoid preparing, staging or improving a home before listing.
A sale that has stalled
Explore a direct route instead of more viewings and price reductions.
Scottish property situations
Selling more than a standard home?
Read practical information for the kind of property or circumstances you are dealing with, then request an offer when you are ready.
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Selling a flat
Consider title, common repairs and factors.
Explore flats →▥Selling with tenants
Plan a sale around a tenanted property.
Explore tenanted sales →◇Property needs work
Understand the direct-sale option first.
Explore your options →£About cash buyers
How a direct cash sale works in practice.
Read the guide →FAQs
Questions Scottish sellers ask.
Can I sell without public viewings?+
A direct cash sale does not require you to list the property publicly or arrange open-market viewings. We still need enough information to consider the property and make an offer.
Can I choose my completion date?+
If you decide to proceed, the completion date is agreed as part of the sale. The timescale will depend on the property, the parties and the normal Scottish legal process.
Do I still use a solicitor?+
Yes. A Scottish property sale is completed through the normal legal process. You should use your own solicitor and review the terms before accepting an offer.
Will a cash offer suit every property?+
The right route depends on the property, its condition and your priorities. Tell us about yours and we can explain whether a direct offer is available.
Start with a clear offer
Ready to take the next step?
Tell us about your property. There is no obligation to accept an offer and no public listing required.
Request your cash offer →