is a solid stone, extremely spacious and well appointed, double glazed Victorian house which has stunning south-westerly views right across Loch Fyne to the hills of The Mull of Kintyre and the distant Western Isles from its picture windows and from the very large conservatory which almost doubles the size of the existing sitting-room.

Is a detached south-facing cosy 200-year-old pleasingly decorated/furnished stone cottage standing in its own pretty garden above Loch Carsfad 5 miles north of St. John's town of Dalry and Loch Ken, amongst the hills of Galloway on a quiet back-road leading up to Ayr. The shallow R. Blackwater tumbles at its rear.

30 miles SE of Oban and 15 south of Taynuilt, this traditional farmhouse - 400 yards from Loch Awe - has been architecturally re-designed internally to make a light and airy, spacious, warm, double-glazed, comfortable house. In a lovely, peaceful situation, it has front views to the Loch and to the hills from its sizeable 'deck' at the back.

On a lovely peaceful country estate in the picturesque East Neuk of Fife, only 10 miles from St Andrews and cleverly converted from an old stable block, Pitcorthie Cottage is now an elegant and very comfortable holiday cottage ideal for golfers, families and those just seeking to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

Peacefully situated on a 50 acre private estate just a couple of miles north of the picturesque little town of Elie, this former stables has been stunningly converted into a beautiful and comfortable holiday home which will delight in particular those with an interest in contemporary design.