New Homes in Scotland

New Homes in Scotland FAQs

• What is there to see and do in in Scotland?

  Wildlife and nature in Scotland

  Gifted with endless delights, there is never a dull moment in Scotland. Known for its sprawling Highlands, vast national nature reserves such as Creag Meagaidh and Lochmond, and magnificent swathes of unspoilt countryside – the country offers great outdoors. 

  Historical attractions in Scotland

  If you want to explore the artistic and cultural heritage of this unique land, the Scottish capital and its neighbouring powerhouse are an excellent starting point. A visit to Edinburgh Castle is a must for tracing back the history of the city, together with the National Museum of Scotland. 

  Museums in Scotland

  And if you’re an art-enthusiast, be sure to visit the Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art. Glasgow also showcases an invaluable artistic scene with its Kelvingrove Art Gallery and St Mungo Museum. 

  Outdoor activities to do in Scotland

  In search of unrivalled natural scenery? Sit tight – there is plenty to unfold here. From the Isle of Sky and the Inner Hebrides, Fort William and Britain’s tallest mountain – Ben Nevis, Inverness and the Isle of Arran – Scotland provides endless opportunities for picture-perfect landscapes. 

• How are the transport links in Scotland?

  Scotland boasts excellent transport links that connect the main cities to the rest of the UK. 
  
  

  Rail network in Scotland

  ScotRail is the leading rail network, with the East Coast and the West Coast lines linking the Scottish hotspots to England. London North Eastern Railway runs through Edinburgh, Glasgow, Aberdeen and Inverness to London, while Abellio ScotRail operates domestic services. 
  
  

  Motorways in Scotland

  As for motorways, the M8 runs from Glasgow and the Scottish capital. Other major ones are the M9, the M80, and the A74 (M) to the North West of England. 
  
  

  Airports in Scotland

  Scotland is also home to five international airports, with Edinburgh Airport offering the widest range of routes. Aberdeen hosts the world’s busiest civilian heliport. 

• What is education like in Scotland?

  Thanks to its century-long history, the Scottish education system has always stood out as excellent. The Curriculum for Excellence – Scotland's National school curriculum – provides educational opportunities for children aged 3 to 18 years old. The University system is also a valid one, with some departments among the oldest in the world.