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Sales Advisor – New-Build Homes
Location: East of Scotland
Salary: Competitive salary, commission, and benefits package
Contract: Permanent
Peace Recruitment is working with one of Scotland’s most awarded residential developers to recruit an experienced Sales Advisor for its East of Scotland team.
This is an excellent opportunity to join a highly regarded housebuilder known for delivering quality homes, providing outstanding customer service, and investing in the development of its people.
The Role
As Sales Advisor, you will guide customers through every stage of the new-home buying process, from their initial enquiry through to reservation, completion, and handover.
Your Responsibilities Will Include
- Managing enquiries and building strong relationships with potential buyers
- Conducting viewings and presenting developments, available homes, and purchasing options
- Providing a professional and welcoming customer experience
- Progressing reservations and sales through to successful completion
- Maintaining accurate customer and sales records
- Liaising with solicitors, mortgage advisors, and internal departments
- Working towards individual and development sales targets
- Ensuring the sales office and show homes are presented to the highest standard
- Supporting customers throughout their buying journey and providing regular updates
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About You
We would like to speak with candidates who have:
- Previous experience selling new-build homes
- A strong understanding of the residential sales process
- Excellent communication and relationship-building skills
- A professional, customer-focused approach
- The confidence to manage negotiations and overcome objections
- Strong organizational skills and attention to detail
- The ability to work independently and as part of a wider team
- A full UK driving licence


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The role will involve weekend working in line with the development’s opening hours.
What’s on Offer
- Competitive basic salary
- Attractive commission and benefits package
- The opportunity to join an award-winning residential developer
- Structured training and career progression
- A supportive and well-established sales team
- High-quality developments across the East of Scotland
For more information or a confidential conversation, contact Scott Reilly at Peace Recruitment.
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