67% sales valuation accuracy
33% sales fee satisfaction
0% lettings valuation accuracy
50% lettings fee satisfaction
Property Bureau letting and estate agents` Stirling office is located on Port Street in the heart of the city. Our branch can be reached via Stirling railway station or great main road connections in the city centre. Property Bureau is one of the as show more
Property Bureau letting and estate agents` Stirling office is located on Port Street in the heart of the city. Our branch can be reached via Stirling railway station or great main road connections in the city centre. Property Bureau is one of the as main estate agents in Stirling. If you are looking to buy property in Stirling, we have a large selection of detached, semi-detached and terraced houses for sale.
It is a great place to live because of Stirling`s central location, historical background and new developments. It is a very popular city for students, families and young professionals. University of Stirling plays a big role in attracting many local and international students. This increased the demand for rental shared apartments and student housing. Stirling has a rich history and has the legendary William Wallace monument which is the most recognisable landmark in Scotland. You can find many designer and high street stores situated along the Thistle and Marches shopping centre. Many city centre streets have a wide variety of unique independent shops, boutiques, trendy bars and restaurants.
Stirling boasts a perfect balance of historical and new built residential houses and flats. Most popular places to buy or let property are around University of Stirling and Riverside for working professionals. Dunblane, Bridge of Allan and Causewayhead are the most popular places where families reside due to the short proximity to many private and public schools. Stirling is situated in the perfect location to reach Scotland's Highlands. If you have to commute to Edinburgh, Glasgow and Perth by car or public transport that will only take an hour.
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It is a great place to live because of Stirling`s central location, historical background and new developments. It is a very popular city for students, families and young professionals. University of Stirling plays a big role in attracting many local and international students. This increased the demand for rental shared apartments and student housing. Stirling has a rich history and has the legendary William Wallace monument which is the most recognisable landmark in Scotland. You can find many designer and high street stores situated along the Thistle and Marches shopping centre. Many city centre streets have a wide variety of unique independent shops, boutiques, trendy bars and restaurants.
Stirling boasts a perfect balance of historical and new built residential houses and flats. Most popular places to buy or let property are around University of Stirling and Riverside for working professionals. Dunblane, Bridge of Allan and Causewayhead are the most popular places where families reside due to the short proximity to many private and public schools. Stirling is situated in the perfect location to reach Scotland's Highlands. If you have to commute to Edinburgh, Glasgow and Perth by car or public transport that will only take an hour.
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21st Aug 2023
reviewed by 'Fraser'
1st Dec 2017
reviewed by 'reluctanttenant'
20th Nov 2016
reviewed by 'Bill'
2nd Jul 2015
reviewed by 'Saga'
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The Property Bureau (Glasgow)
74 Port Street
Stirling
Stirlingshire
FK8 2LP
01786 464449
Performance statistics
| Services | Valuation Accuracy | Fees Satisfaction | Min Price of property reviewed | Max Price of property reviewed |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sales | 67% | 33% | £0 | £0 |
| Lettings | 0% | 50% | £500 | £650 |
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| From Landlords | From Tenants | From Vendors | From Buyers | Other | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | 0 | 2 | 2 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
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- Lettings
- Block Management
- Surveys
- Conveyancing
- Mortgage Advice
- Home Builder
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I had an excellent experience with Yvonne at the Property Bureau Stirling - the flat was spotless when I moved in, and any issues I had were dealt with in a prompt, friendly, and helpful fashion. My deposit was also quickly returned to me at ...
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Yet another money-grabbing letting agency which doesn't care about its tenants, and whose staff seem to forget that despite the property being rented, this is still the tenants' HOME, and should be treated with respect.
The flat was dirty and mouldy when I moved in; ...
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Sad to be leaving renting with this branch. I have rented with them for 5 years and have nothing but praise for their professionalism,courtesy, and willingness to help in meeting my needs. I would have no hesitation in recommending to all....
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Jul 02,2015
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This property bureau rented me a house which during the winter proved to be absolutely insufficient as a winter let. Leaky windows, uninsulated tin roof, draft coming in from the windows and from the front door, a road full of potholes and not ploughed throughout ...
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