Miles of rugged coastline, stunning scenery, and unrivalled outdoor pursuits mark Aberdeenshire as a beautiful beach destination. From the "Silver City" of Aberdeen with its granite architecture to Aboyne, which sits on the river Dee, to the popular commuter town of Banchory with its two famous castles-Crathes and Drum, Aberdeenshire is home to a blend of vacationers and residents alike. The towns of Huntly and Inverurie, in addition to the former fishing village of Stonehaven, are thriving with Scottish flavor.

As the capital city of Scotland, Edinburgh sits on the southern shore of the Firth of Forth. Edinburgh's stunning architectural heritage spans Gothic, Georgian, and Neoclassical styles, and the city’s distinct character can be seen in its majestic buildings, cobbled streets, and wide avenues. Edinburgh’s most famous sites include the historic Royal Mile thoroughfare, the magnificent Edinburgh Castle, and the royal Hollyrood House, the official Scottish residence of H.M Queen Elizabeth II. The city’s luxury real estate market comprises grand property offerings such as townhouses with large gardens, Edwardian mansions, and stone villas.

Located at the northernmost point of the UK, the Scottish Highlands are renowned for their pristine natural beauty and world-class whisky distilleries. The city of Inverness is regarded as the capital of the Highlands and is famed for it's 11th-century castle.The fishing port of Nairn is a popular seaside and golfing resort, while the peaceful village of Beauly sits on the popular salmon fishing spot, the River Beauly. Also a popular holiday destination, Dornoch is a historic town that is home to numerous antique shops. Outdoor enthusiasts flock to Newtonmore in the Spey Valley due to its golfing, fishing, pony-trekking, and cycling opportunities. Luxury real estate in the Highlands is a blend of traditional Scottish architecture and contemporary designs.