Beverley Brown

1 week ago | heraldscotland.com | Beverley Brown

Our expert property writer Beverley Brown rounds up Scotland's finest homes currently for sale Occupying a prominent, elevated site off Kilmardinny Avenue in Bearsden is a visually striking detached property designed and built 20 years ago for its architect-owner and family. Surrounded by mature trees and grounds and benefitting from magnificent views stretching across the city and beyond, the catalyst was the site, which at the time was occupied by an original Bearsden bungalow.

1 week ago | heraldscotland.com | Beverley Brown

This flat’s corner position gives it an interesting layout (Image: Yates Hellier) Our expert property writer Beverley Brown rounds up Scotland's finest homes currently for sale Many things can make a property irresistible, from the location to architectural features and a fully refurbished interior. Generally, one defining feature stands out, outweighing the necessity to compromise on less vital things.

2 weeks ago | heraldscotland.com | Beverley Brown

Bentfield has one of the finest coastal locations in south-west of Scotland (Image: Robb Residential) Our expert property writer Beverley Brown rounds up Scotland's finest homes currently for sale Bordered to the front by the manicured fairways of St Nicholas Golf Club and to the rear by the beach and foreshore of the lower reaches of the Firth of Clyde near the Ayrshire town of Prestwick, Bentfield has one of the finest coastal locations in south-west of Scotland.

3 weeks ago | heraldscotland.com | Beverley Brown

The Moorings is a quintessential American Art Deco villa, on an elevated site on the edge of Loch Ryan in Stranraer (Image: Galbraith) Our expert property writer Beverley Brown rounds up Scotland's finest homes currently for sale Location and design are paramount drivers for The Moorings, a quintessential American Art Deco villa on an elevated site on the edge of Loch Ryan in Stranraer, which includes a slipway across the road.

1 month ago | heraldscotland.com | Beverley Brown

The Bunker was built by the Ministry of Defence as the Group Headquarters for No 27 of the Royal Observer Corps (Image: Fiuran) Our expert property writer Beverley Brown rounds up Scotland's finest homes currently for sale A quirky property with amazing expansion potential and a scenic rural setting in the Argyll village of North Connel, The Bunker was built by the Ministry of Defence as the Group Headquarters for No 27 of the Royal Observer Corps.