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Agood mix between urban and rural living is a combination that many buyers are looking for and a new development just on the other side of the Edinburgh bypass seems to have the best of both worlds. Mavisbank Grange comprises nine individually designed, newly built homes in a courtyard setting; the Pentlands are on the doorstep and the area is groaning with country parks and golf courses but the city centre is only 20 minutes away, with some great shops and amenities even closer such as Marks...
Moving Matters: Breaking Up Is Even Harder to Do When You Can't Sell
IS THERE anything more miserable, particularly at this time of year, than splitting up with your partner and having to sell your home? Well, yes, according to a new survey by a rental property website - splitting up with your partner and being unable to sell your home. Couples who break up are being forced to live together afterwards by the tough economic climate. More than one in four couples (28 per cent) who split up now have no choice but to continue living together, according to the surv...
Coming on-stream WHEN it comes to value for money, you would be hard pressed to beat the latest release of properties at The Wyndings in Caldercruix, on the banks of the river Calder.
Usp: Taigh Solais: Isle of Raasay
TAIGH SOLAIS, ISLE OF RAASAY Taigh Solais means the lighthouse and this house, dating from 1930, was once owned by the Raasay lighthouse keeper. He oversaw the addition of the sun lounge, which was inspired by the design of the lighthouse and at one time housed a former lighthouse lamp. It still has unbroken views across the Sound of Raasay to Skye, taking in the dramatic Cuillin mountains in front.