With this in mind, here are three of the most expensive properties available in Scotland and what they offer to potential buyers.

The Eilean Aigas Mansion, £3 million

The Eilean Aigas mansion is a new-build property that is set in obvious luxury, and buyers will be forced to pay-out an estimated £3 million if they hope to purchase this. It is just four miles from the picturesque village of Beauly, while Inverness is the nearest ‘large-scale’ town and represents a short, 15-mile journey by car. Boasting a luxurious interior and at least six ornate bedroom suites, the property is ideal for young families and provides an idyllic location in which children can grow and develop.

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The Tower of Lethendy, £4.6 million

Located on Perthshire, this lavish, £4.6 million property is a sports fan dream and features incredible amounts of land and open space. In addition to an indoor games room and snooker hall, the property also has its own, private swimming pool, both grass and clay tennis courts and a full-size golf course. This represents a sporting paradise, while even the most energetic of buyers will be pleased to note that there are also a large number of stylish designed bedroom suites and open-plan recreational areas.

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The Press Mains Farmhouse, £7 million

Costing a cool £7 million, the Press Mains Farmhouse in Berwickshire is unlikely to be found on the sell house fast market any time soon. This is the type of property that will always retain its value, as it is only ever accessible to buyers with huge amounts of disposable income. Boasting a relatively quaint and rustic design, this mansion includes five cottages that are available for private rent and land that is split into three separate lots. Not only is this an expensive home, but it is also an acquired taste that may only appeal to older buyers.

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