Now in its 19th year, the Scottish Home Awards recognise excellence across the country’s housing industry, celebrating the developers, housebuilders, housing associations, architects and industry professionals who continue to shape Scotland’s homes and communities. 

Hosted by broadcaster and comedian Des Clarke, the awards featured 21 categories, recognising outstanding achievements in design, construction, regeneration, innovation and community impact. 

One of the evening’s top honours, Housebuilder of the Year (more than 100 units), sponsored by Scottish Construction Summit, was awarded to Robertson Homes in recognition of its continued commitment to delivering high-quality homes across Scotland. 

Fotheringham Homes was named Housebuilder of the Year (up to 100 units), sponsored by BTO Solicitors, capped off a highly successful evening for the company. In addition to securing one of the night’s most prestigious awards, Fotheringham Homes also collected a further category win and a Highly Commended recognition, underlining the strength and consistency of its work across the sector. 

The importance of delivering high-quality, sustainable housing for communities across Scotland was reflected throughout the winners list, particularly within the social housing categories. Ballindean Road, Dundee, delivered by Culross + Caledonia Housing Association, was named Social Housing Development of the Year (up to 100 units), sponsored by Scottish Housing News. 

The awards continue to highlight the vital role Scotland’s housing sector plays in creating places where people can live, work and thrive. From private developments and affordable housing projects to large-scale regeneration initiatives, this year’s winners demonstrated excellence in design, sustainability, customer experience and community benefit. 

The evening also featured a fundraising initiative in support of The Lighthouse Charity, with guests showing generous support for the organisation and helping raise funds for a cause that provides support to construction workers and their families. 

The Scottish Home Awards, sponsored by Ross + Liddell will return in 2027 to once again celebrate the achievements of Scotland’s homebuilding and housing community. 

The Winners

Community Contribution Award, sponsored by Winchburgh Developments

Winner: Sanctuary Scotland Housing Association

Finalists:

• BDW West Scotland 
• Caledonia Housing Association 
• CAMPION HOMES 
• Lovell Partnerships 
• McTaggart Construction
• Tulloch Homes 
• West Of Scotland Housing Association

Excellence in Customer Service, sponsored by First Mortgage

Winner: Lar Property & Estate Management

Finalists:

• BDW West Scotland 
• Bellway Homes 
• Robertson Homes 

Excellence in Sustainability, sponsored by Kohler Mira

Winner: CCG (Scotland)

Finalist:

• Carbon Futures + West Dunbartonshire Council 

Residential Letting Team of the Year, sponsored by SafeDeposits Scotland

Winner: Umega Lettings & Estate Agents

Finalists:

• 1Let  
• Gilson Gray LLP 
• Rettie & Co.

Excellence in Accessibility & Inclusion, sponsored by Horizon Housing

Winner: Willox Park, Dumbarton: McTaggart Construction + West Dunbartonshire Council

Finalists:

• Pitkerro Road, Dundee: CAMPION HOMES + Angus Housing Association 
• The Victoria Development, Glasgow: Sanctuary Scotland Housing Association  
• Mount Pleasant, Old Kilpatrick: West Dunbartonshire Council with abc architects and CCG (Scotland)

Innovation in Design, sponsored by NHBC

Winner: Gap Homes Stirling: Barnardo’s + O’Donnell Brown

Finalists:

• The Victoria Development, Glasgow: Sanctuary Scotland Housing Association 

Apartment Development of the Year, sponsored by Porcelanosa UK

Winner: Village View, Edinburgh: AMA Homes

Finalists:

• The Victoria Development, Battlefield: Beech Grove Homes - Part of Sanctuary Group 
• The Wireworks, Musselburgh: Dundas Estates 

Renovation of the Year

Winner: New Craig at Craighouse, Edinburgh: Qmile Group

Finalist:

• Drummond House, Crieff: Braemore Estates 

Housing Regeneration Development of the Year, sponsored by Bank of Scotland
 
Winner: Whiteford Avenue, West Dunbartonshire: Caledonia Housing Association + CCG (Scotland)

Finalists:

• Overtown Primary School, Overtown: Clyde Valley Housing Association + Grant Murray Architects 
• NorthBridge, Glasgow: Keepmoat 
• The Old Schoolhouse, Napiershall Street, Glasgow: HAUS Collective + Kelvin Properties 
• The Quadrangle, Ruchill, Glasgow: Lar Projects 
• St Andrew’s Drive Phases 2 & 3, Glasgow: Southside Housing Association + jmarchitects 
• Hamiltonhill Living, Glasgow: Urban Union 

Starter Home of the Year, sponsored by Redwood Marketing

Winner: The Elgin, Kinloch Brae: Persimmon Homes North Scotland
Highly Commended: West Shore, Edinburgh: CCG Homes

Finalists:

• Borthwick, King’s View, Toryglen: Cruden Homes 
• The Cramond, Millwood, Kilbirnie: Keepmoat 
• The Douglas, Royal Oaks, Dunipace: Ogilvie Homes 

Social Housing Development of the Year (up to 100 units), sponsored by Scottish Housing News

Winner: Ballindean Road, Dundee: Culross + Caledonia Housing Association
Highly Commended: Edgar Court, Westruther: Eildon Housing Association

Finalists:

• Dalquhurn, Renton: AS Homes + Cordale Housing Association 
• Pitkerro Road, Dundee: CAMPION HOMES + Angus Housing Association 
• Pitlethie Road, Leuchars: CAMPION HOMES + Kingdom Housing Association 
• Station Court, Pittenweem: CAMPION HOMES + Kingdom Housing Association
• Oakwood Edge, Mayfield: Melville Housing Association + Lovell Partnerships 
• Mill O’ Mains, Dundee: McTaggart Construction + Home Group 
• Lampson Road, Killearn: McTaggart Construction + Rural Stirling Housing Association 
• Pine Place, Glasgow: New Gorbals Housing Association + Reiach and Hall Architects 
• Duncan Street, Greenock: Sanctuary Scotland Housing Association 
• Lennox House, Cumbernauld: Sanctuary Scotland Housing Association 
• Sutherland Street, Paisley: Sanctuary Scotland Housing Association 
• Shawbridge Arcade, Glasgow: The Wheatley Group

Social Housing Development of the Year (over 100 units), sponsored by Scottish Housing News

Winner: Cloverhill, Aberdeen: Bancon Construction + Aberdeen City Council 
Winner: St Andrew’s Drive Phases 2 & 3, Glasgow: Southside Housing Association + jmarchitects 

Finalists: 

• Butterbiggins Phase 2, Glasgow: C~urb Property Development + Link Group + Govanhill HA & Glasgow CC + Ashleigh Scotland + Hypostyle Architects 
• The Victoria, Glasgow: Sanctuary Scotland Housing Association 

Show Home of the Year, sponsored by Ross + Liddell

Winner: Mitchell Garden Room at Meadowside, Bo’ness: Robertson Homes 
Highly Commended: The Mulberry, Linton Mews, Gourdon: Fotheringham Homes 

Finalists: 

• The Crombie, Lennox Gardens, Glenboig: Barratt Homes West Scotland 
• The Burgess, Dalmore Grange, Penicuik: Bellway Homes  
• Azalea, Strathmore Meadows, Meigle: CAMPION HOMES 
• Colville, Seven Sisters, Stirling: David Wilson Homes West Scotland 
• The Highfield Water of Coyle, Drongan: Hayhill Developments 
• The Beith, Belston Park, Sinclairston: Hayhill Developments 
• The Waterloo, NorthBridge, Glasgow: Keepmoat 
• The Orkney, Stonelea, Stoneyburn: Keepmoat 
• The Spey, Central Square, Winchburgh: Lovell Homes 
• The Stirling, Central Square, Winchburgh: Lovell Homes 
• The Glover, Treetops, Aberdeen: Malcolm Allan Housebuilders 
• The Deveron, Drovers Gate, Crieff: Ogilvie Homes 
• The Fincastle, Royal Oaks, Dunipace: Ogilvie Homes 
• The Everett Grand at Meadowside, Bo’ness: Robertson Homes

House of the Year (up to £500k) 

Winner: The Mulberry, Linton Mews, Gourdon: Fotheringham Homes 

Finalists:

• The Dean, Lennox Gardens, Glenboig: Barratt Homes West Scotland 
• Oleander, Oak Bank, Glenrothes: CAMPION HOMES 
• The Carnoustie, Oakwood Edge, Dalkeith: Lovell Homes 
• The Inverurie, The Crossings, South Queensferry: Lovell Homes 
• The Burrell, Grandhome, Aberdeen: Malcolm Allan Housebuilders 
• Leonardo Garden Room at Meadowside, Bo’ness: Robertson Homes 

House of the Year (£501k-£850k), sponsored by Peace Recruitment 

Winner: Murray Garden Room at St Margarets, Rosslynlee: Robertson Homes 

Finalists:

• The Colville, Seven Sisters, Stirling: David Wilson Homes West Scotland 
• The Jedburgh, The Crossings, South Queensferry: Lovell Homes 
• The Merton, Manor Park, Dunlop: Ogilvie Homes 

Housing Development of the Year (small private sale), sponsored by Shawbrook Bank 

Winner: The Fairways, Elderslie: Dickie & Moore 

Finalists:

• CedarView, Howwood, Briar Homes (Scotland) 
• Woodlands, Milltimber: Malcolm Allan Housebuilders 
• Shawfair, Dalkeith: Robertson Homes 

Housing Development of the Year (large private sale), sponsored by Silver Birch Interiors 

Winner: Longniddry Village: Places for People + Cruden Homes 

Finalists: 

• Queens Gate, Strathaven: Bancon Homes 
• Cornhill Village, Hamilton: Barratt Homes + David Wilson Homes West Scotland 
• Dalmore Grange, Penicuik: Bellway Homes 
• Strathearn Gait, Crieff: CAMPION HOMES 
• West Shore, Edinburgh: CCG Homes 
• King’s View, Toryglen: Cruden Homes 
• NorthBridge, Glasgow: Keepmoat 
• Glow Garren, Hamilton: Lovell Homes 
• Oakwood Edge, Dalkeith: Lovell Homes  
• Torvean, Inverness: Robertson Homes 
• Parks View, Inverness: Tulloch Homes 
• Queenswater Apartments + Homes, Dumbarton: Turnberry Homes  
• Laurieston Living, Glasgow: Urban Union 

Affordable Housebuilder of the Year 

Winner: CCG (Scotland) 

Finalists: 
McTaggart Construction 

Housing Association of the Year, sponsored by Scottish Housing News
Winner: Caledonia Housing Association 

Finalists: 

• Eildon Housing Association 
• Places for People 
• Sanctuary Scotland Housing Association 

Housebuilder of the Year (up to 100 units), sponsored by BTO Solicitors 

Winner: Fotheringham Homes 

Finalists: 

• AMA Homes 
• GS Brown Construction 
• Malcolm Allan Housebuilders 

Housebuilder of the Year (more than 100 units), sponsored by Scottish Construction Summit

Winner: Robertson Homes 

Finalists: 

• BDW West Scotland 
• Bellway Homes 
• CAMPION HOMES 
• Cruden Homes 
• Keepmoat 
• Urban Union