For admirers of the decorative handiwork of the late and lauded Robert Kime, opportunities like this don’t come along often. Set on Royal Terrace—one of Edinburgh’s most notable streets—a 19th-century ...

Central Edinburgh has two different sides: the Georgian New Town is a realm of leafy boulevards, towering townhouses and charming mews, while the medieval Old Town hides myriad closes and snickelways ...

The original Gleneagles, located on 850 dreamy acres in Perthshire, is quite possibly the most famous hotel in Scotland. The sprawling property is known for its luxurious spa, award-winning golf ...

Central Edinburgh has two different sides: the Georgian New Town is a realm of leafy boulevards and towering townhouses, while the medieval Old Town hides myriad closes and snickelways where a history ...

Despite its prime location perched upon Edinburgh’s bustling St. Andrew’s Square, Gleneagles Townhouse feels like a secret. Its entrance is designated only with a small plaque, discretely placed upon ...

The Edinburgh home was originally built in the 1820s by celebrated Scottish architect William Henry Playfair and stretches across four floors with a self-contained two-bedroom apartment on the garden ...