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Past meets present in this stunning Aberdeenshire Georgian home
It has been 10 years since Julie and Graeme Hoyle set eyes on this Georgian mansion, which dates back to 1790.
For offers over £400,000, this spectacular treetop Highland paradise could be yours
Loosely translated from Gaelic, Mullach Na Craobhan means “top of the trees” – an appropriate name as this lovely family home sits in an elevated position and enjoys treetop-height views across Loch Linnhe.
Top tips to help sell your home before Christmas
If you want to sell your home before Christmas, there’s still time, so long as you act quickly and put it on the market as soon as possible.
From student digs to open plan haven: Old Aberdeen property undergoes amazing transformation
You shouldn’t judge a book by its cover, or so the saying goes.
Offers over £525,000: The Highland home secretly built in the 1950s
As the back garden is full of cherry trees that are covered in beautiful white blossom in spring and turn a glorious shade of red in the autumn, it’s fitting that this home in Old Speybridge, on the outskirts of Grantown, is called The Geans – a variety of wild or sweet cherry.
To rent for £650 per month: One-bed but lots of space in Aberdeen’s Ferryhill
A one-bedroom flat doesn’t have to mean small, as proven by this gorgeous pad in the Ferryhill area of Aberdeen.
For offers over £730,000: Aberdeenshire home offers period splendour in a secluded setting
Secluded and filled with original features, there’s something mesmerising about Carronbank House.
Next government ‘must tackle dangerous shortage of accessible homes’
The next government should make all new homes accessible and adaptable, according to a coalition of housing and charity groups.
GALLERY: Aberdeen’s ‘Whyte House’ is ready for a new resident
Home is a sense of belonging, of family occasions where you return year upon year to your old bedroom – where the old posters stubbornly cling to the wall.
GALLERY: This beautiful £1million Aberdeen home is bursting with history
The leafy green of the Virginia creeper has turned to burnished red, and the climbing plant will soon shed its fiery foliage as winter sets in.
VIDEO: Behind the scenes of this Aberdeen chapel’s dramatic transformation
The soft pink granite sparkles in the gloom, and appears even more beautiful with age.
Minimalist’s heaven on Earth: Perfect period property on the market for offers over £725,000
Hayley MacLeod can’t stand clutter.
The Highland home with a built-in vacuum cleaning system
On the outskirts of Inverness there’s a house that contains many desirable items that a lot of house-hunters hope to find in their dream home.
A spectacular five-bedroom house that’s ideal for trying to spot Nessie
Loch Ness made headlines across the world last week after it was revealed a DNA study pointed to something fishy.
VIDEO: Be the king or queen of your own Aberdeenshire castle
For more than 300 years, Craig Castle was a Gordon stronghold.
Offers over £275,000: Modern living in a rural setting is on offer with this Aberdeenshire home
You’ll never be stuck for something to do in the Granite City, but the appeal of the countryside can also hold sway.
Sneak peek inside Louise Thompson and Ryan Libbey’s home makeover
Made In Chelsea stars Louise Thompson and Ryan Libbey have revealed the recent transformations they have made to their townhouse.
‘Green Den is my favourite house in the world’: Why this family will be sad to say goodbye to their Aberdeenshire gem
It is not difficult to find a stunning house in the north-east, where traditional granite properties mix with idyllic steadings.
For offers over £550,000, this stunning, historic Aberdeenshire home could be yours
Patrick McDonald was perhaps destined to own Ythanside, making his intentions known years before the period property came on the market.
VIDEO: The Highland home so remote a helicopter was used to bring materials during construction
When it comes to building a home there’s often an essential checklist filled with important dates such as when the foundations are to go in or when the plumber is due on site.
Offers over £420,000: The Aberdeenshire steading with the perfect location and stunning interior
It is a gorgeous sunny day at Borrowfield steading, and the owner can be found making the most of the warm weather in the garden.
Inside the Highland home with a £2million price tag
Holme Rose, the former home of war hero Lord Gordon Campbell of Croy, has been put on the market with a sale tag of more than £2million.
Fancy living in a charming period property with a modern interior?
Welcome to 5a Marine Terrace in Aberdeen.
For offers over £305,000: Traditional charm and room aplenty in Inverurie
Number Seven Jackson Street is a semi-detached property full of character, and would be ideal for those looking to move to Aberdeenshire.
VIDEO: The Highland home with beach views and its own billiard room
Long before people jetted off to the costas in search of the sun, the seaside town of Nairn was the place to go for your holidays.
How cattle steading was transformed into stunning Aberdeenshire countryside retreat
Mondays come round all too quickly and the screech of the alarm clock signifies the start of another working week.
The Highland home with a lounge big enough to hold a ceilidh in
If you are the type of property owner that likes to entertain at home and host the occasional ceilidh, then I’ve found the right house for you.
SPONSORED: How to turn your home into your sanctuary this summer
There is no better time of year to take on some home improvement projects than in summer.
Better act fast to be the new owner of this Aberdeen traditional gem
Sylvia McHardy can vividly recall the many parties held at No 33 Carden Place in Aberdeen.
For offers over £360,000, you could own a dream cottage on Deeside
Morven Cottage is chocolate-box perfect and can be found in a gorgeous rural location near Banchory.
This Victorian gem in Speyside still looks as fabulous as the day it was built
It’s often said Queen Victoria, along with Sir Walter Scott, was responsible for starting the Scottish tourism boom.