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Estate Agents In Falkirk
Your home is worth what the right buyer will pay for it. Our job is making sure the right buyers see it, and pricing it so they turn up.
Presentation gets attention. Knowing who’s already looking in your area gets offers.
Falkirk Isn't One Market
A two-bedroom flat in Larbert and a four-bedroom detached in Maddiston are different propositions, with different buyers, moving at different speeds. The Falkirk-wide average tells you almost nothing about either.
Recent results
What we've sold in Falkirk
Five of our last six Falkirk sales went for more than the asking price.
Larger detached homes have a smaller pool of buyers, so they take longer. The right buyer is worth waiting for — that's a conversation we'd rather have at the start than three months in.
Falkirk market
What Falkirk homes are selling for
Falkirk-wide averages to June 2026. Prices across the area are up 5.3% on the year, against 2.3% for Scotland as a whole.
All properties
£173,000
Every sale across the Falkirk council area.
Detached
£352,000
The top of the local market.
Semi-detached
£205,000
The most common family home here.
Terraced
£160,000
Where a large share of Falkirk stock sits.
Flats & maisonettes
£102,000
Usually the entry point into the area.
First-time buyers
£144,000
What buyers pay on their first move.
Home movers
£219,000
What a second or third move costs.
These are Falkirk-wide averages from the UK House Price Index. They are not valuations for individual streets or homes — your street, your condition and your timing move the number in both directions.
New homes
111 homes in total — 99 new build and 12 flats within the restored C-listed farmhouse and steading. The development is now complete and occupied. These are Falkirk Council social homes for rent, not open-market sales.
137 homes planned on the old school site, with work running through to 2028.
- Japp Gardens, Polmont — 28 accessible council homes, completed
- Reddingmuirhead — 23 affordable homes
- Rosebank North — a further 13 homes
These are council and affordable homes rather than open-market sales.
New supply changes the shape of a local area. Most of the above is social and affordable housing rather than homes for sale, so it affects demand and amenities more than it affects what a private sale competes against.
Sources: Falkirk Council new-build programme, Woodend Farm, Denny development
Schools
- Falkirk High
- Graeme High
- Braes High
- Larbert High
- Denny High
- St Mungo's RC High School
We will not tell you a property sits in a particular catchment. It is checked against the exact address on Falkirk Council's official map, not against the street or the postcode.
Worth doing either way — whether you are buying into a catchment or selling on the strength of one.
A five-minute check on the council map settles a question that otherwise follows a sale all the way to conclusion.
Sources: Falkirk Council school admissions, Falkirk Council maps
Commuting
Falkirk High has direct connections to Edinburgh Waverley and Glasgow Queen Street. Falkirk Grahamston also runs direct services.
Faster trains reach either city in roughly 20 to 30 minutes, depending on the service. Worth checking the timetable against your own commute rather than taking an average.
The M9, M876, A9 and A904 connect the area. The A9/A904 improvement works are progressing, with new dual carriageway sections preparing to open.
Two cities inside half an hour is the strongest card Falkirk holds with buyers coming from outside the area.
Sources: ScotRail Express services, Falkirk Council A9/A904 project
Areas We Cover
We work across Falkirk and the surrounding area, including Larbert, Carronshore, Kinnaird Village, Maddiston, Polmont and Redding.
Most of our recent interest has come from around FK2; Maddiston, Polmont and Redding, along with Hallglen.
The housing stock varies more than people expect. Four-in-a-block flats, traditional and former local-authority terraces, semi-detached family homes, modern apartments and newer-build developments all sit within a few miles of each other, and each attracts a different buyer.
Letting Your Falkirk Property
When you are renting out a property there are three key elements that will keep you awake at night:
- Finding tenants so that you have a steady income
- Ensuring that you comply with all legal requirements
- Dealing with maintenance and repairs
At O’Malley Property we will take care of all of them for you. Our team of ARLA qualified letting agents will ensure that your property is fully compliant with all the latest regulations before finding and vetting tenants, managing the paperwork and collecting your monthly rent.
Use our online Propertyfile system to track payments, check on the progress of repairs and find all the documentation you need, 24/7 from wherever you are. Leave your property management with us and you’ll be able to sleep soundly, knowing we’ve got it all in hand.
Talk To Us
John set up O’Malley Property in 2009 with the goal of using a personal approach to help clients achieve the best results when buying and selling property. His expertise in property along with his in-depth local experience is a great asset to the whole team.
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Looking For A Home In Falkirk?
Our friendly team will keep you informed throughout the process of buying or renting a property, making sure you know what you need to do at every stage.
Find a property here and contact us to arrange a viewing
4 Bed House - Detached
Offers Over £419,995
5 Bed House - Semi-Detached
Offers Over £419,995
3 Bed House - Terraced
Offers Over £304,995
2 Bed Cottage - Terraced
Fixed Asking Price £280,000
