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News · 28 October 2026

Fernbrae launches with Kirkwood Homes

Eight apartments and duplexes behind a restored 1806 villa in Dundee’s West End, priced from £299,995.

By Scott Bremner
Fernbrae launches with Kirkwood Homes

We’re proud to be working with Kirkwood Homes on Fernbrae, a flagship development for the luxury home builder, just off Perth Road in Dundee’s West End. The first release is eight apartments and duplexes, priced from £299,995.

A historic villa, reimagined

The original villa dates from 1806 and is C-listed. It later became Fernbrae Hospital, which closed in 2019. Kirkwood Homes have carefully kept the original façade as the face of Fernbrae, and built a contemporary development of apartments, duplexes and mews houses behind it, with two modern wings, Balgay and Harris, on either side.

You arrive by a private driveway that sweeps up between protected trees and through extensive front gardens to the villa.

Built to a high standard

Kirkwood Homes have been building in Scotland for more than 40 years. Their Balgillo Heights development in Broughty Ferry was named Development of the Year at the 2025 Herald Property Awards for Scotland, and Fernbrae is their signature development. Every apartment comes with:

  • A German kitchen with quartz worktops and a Siemens oven and hob
  • Porcelanosa Spanish tiling in the bathrooms
  • Oak internal doors and air source heating
  • Two dedicated parking spaces with private car charging points
  • A shared private driveway, courtyard garden and front garden grounds

The West End on your doorstep

The cafés, bars and restaurants of Perth Road are within walking distance, the Botanic Garden is a 15-minute walk away, and the University of Dundee is close by. Ninewells Hospital, Dundee Airport and the railway station are all a short drive away.

Find out more

Explore the homes, floor plans, films and full specification on our Fernbrae page, or call us on 01382 847113 to arrange a visit.

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