Remarkable Properties

‘Auchinlee’ has fantastic development potential.  It is an Italianate style; category ‘B’ listed former villa and care home of ashlar sandstone construction including a semi-circular  bay window and a three stage square tower.  

Bardmony House has a private setting in 5.9 acres of its own grounds on the edge of the Vale of Strathmore, the fertile plain that lies between the Grampian Mountains and the Sidlaw Hills, on the county border between Perthshire and Angus. 

An exceptional opportunity to acquire an outstanding country home requiring internal completion, dating from the early 19th century and set in around 12 acres of mature grounds with outbuildings, lodge house and planning permission for development of former stables.

If you are looking for a property that is move-in ready, this stunning castle ticks every box for a remarkable property afficianado. The castle, with attendant gate lodge, garden cottage and walled garden, coach house and stable block, stands in 310 acres of policies and grass parks in rolling South Ayrshire countryside only a short distance from the coast. 

Castleton House is a beautiful country house which occupies a stunning position near the north shore of Loch Fyne. 

Formerly a magnificent Scottish Castle, Cavers Castle has since fallen into disrepair and now requires complete restoration. 

A Grade II* listed 9 bedroom country residence and a separate partially built Estate Manager's House. With stunning open views, walled gardens and woodland all totalling about 8 acres.

Cragston House was designed by the famous architect Henry Edward Clifford who lived in Pollockshields in Glasgow and was responsible for many of the outstanding villas and tenements within the first garden suburb in the UK.

Cragston House, which dates from 1902, was built for the mill-owning Cunningham family and it was one of the first houses in Stewarton to have electric lighting installed, in 1926. 

an Impressive Grade B listed castle which could be an excellent restoration opportunity (subject to planning and consents). Alongside Culdees Mansion House which has five reception rooms and seven bedrooms.

One of the best kept 16th century houses in Scotland that has been beautifully restored by Sir Robert Lorimer

This former church building and area of ground situated with the beautiful countryside of Aberdeenshire has recently become available on the market.

Offering an elevated and peaceful location in the heart of Leslie, near to Insch, dating from circa 1815 and steeped with local history, the building is believed to offer a potential unique development opportunity.

An A listed Scots baronial mansion in grounds of about 132.99 acres including the Isle of Risga, with panoramic views over Loch Sunart and the Isles of Carna and Oronsay. 

An outstanding gothic design castle, circa 1830, beautifully renovated and occupying a commanding position on Douglas Head, Isle of Man, overlooking the bay. The property is set in a private location with mature walled grounds extending to approximately 3 acres and includes a Coach House and Guest Cottage.

Jordanstone House is an important Scottish Mansion, the original part of which dates from the late 18th century. It was extended circa 1890 when John Murray Robertson designed a pedimented wing with tripartite windows. A corresponding wing was added by Lorimer & Matthew in 1929 to give the property a symmetrical southern façade.

Knockhall Castle situated 14 miles from Aberdeen holds potential to be a stunning coastal home or business. 

This impressive B listed Art Deco detached villa is set amidst extensive landscaped, mature grounds and is located on Golf Course Road within the desirable and highly sought after Rosemount area on the outskirts of Blairgowrie.

Ord House is a grade two listed property, that dates back to 1637. The property was originally built as the Lairds house for the Clan Mackenzie. It was then converted into a hotel around the mid 1970s. Ord House is a well run business that has been owned and operated by the current proprietors since 1987.

A lovely property with extensive accomodation making the perfect investment for those seeking a peaceful Scottish escape. 

Ravenswood is a handsome B listed house in the popular Crown conservation area of Inverness.

Set in beautiful, mature, landscaped grounds, Ravenswood has been sympathetically upgraded by the current owners to create a stunning family home retaining many period features.

A magnificent tower house in a riverside setting dating back to the 15th century.

Rothes Glen House is a very fine Scottish Baronial mansion house which is dominated by its square central tower, and which occupies a fine south east facing position, with views over surrounding countryside. 

Shennanton House is an impressive two storey U-plan English vernacular country house, with distinctive polygonal dressed rubble walling contrasting with fine ashlar dressings and masonry with rosemary tiled roof. Shennanton is a fine example of English Tudor/ vernacular style and is set within mature landscaped gardens and grounds which extend to approximately 25 acres.

A B Listed former mill huge potential for development located on the Island of Rousay.

St Nicholas is an impressive Grade II listed house on the fringe of the historic market town of Richmond. The property enjoys an elevated setting with views across the pastures towards the ruins of Easby Abbey and the River Swale.

The Dowery House is a magnificent ‘B’ Listed property. Part of the building is thought to date from the 1600s, although it has evolved with later additions. The panelled interiors date from the early 20th century when it became a dower house for nearby Vogrie House.

The Royal MacKintosh Hotel is a traditionally built sandstone property. The property has been extended at various periods and is now presented in excellent walk in condition by the current vendor.

The Royal MacKintosh benefits from having 16 en suite letting rooms.

On entering you are welcomed by a traditionally presented reception, to the right of the entrance you will find the Mauretania Restaurant. The restaurant is named after the ship and is decorated with the original oak panelling from the vessel. The restaurant can accommodate 36 persons and is well furnished with traditional wooden chairs and tables. To the left you will find the lounge bar.

A stunning example of a fully reinstated mansion house residence with residential, multi generational or commercial potential.

Tillywhally is an impressive country house which dates from the 1850s. The house has undergone a renovation program in its more recent years meaning that the accommodation is in a very good condition throughout.

An once grand Palladian mansion that has links to the Spanish royal family and was abandoned by its owners more than 60 years ago.

Wardhouse near Insch, Aberdeenshire, was left behind in the 1950s by the “Spanish Gordons”, a branch of the prominent north east family whose lineage took on an Iberian connection after several of its members moved to Jerez to make their fortune in sherry.