HAVE a look inside these two stunning Scottish estates that between them are worth nearly seven and a half million pounds.
If you're a golf fanatic with a spare £4.6m in your pocket, Tower of Lethendy could be for you.
Set within 39 acres of magnificent Perthshire grounds, this property boasts not just the exquisite eight-bedroom Tower House, but a private golf course, swimming pool and two tennis courts.
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If physical activity isn't your thing, you can take your ease in the walled garden and orchard, while there's plenty of room for guests too, thanks to two gate lodges and two cottages.
A little closer to Glasgow, Craigallian Estate in Milngavie is on the market for offers over £2.75m.
At the heart of the 340 acre estate lies the main property, a magnificent Victorian mansion.
The grounds' loch is served by a boathouse, while there is a stable block attached to the main house.
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