Bank building said to have housed Crown Jewels during war sold at auction
A bank with a vault said to have been used to store vital documents, banknotes and even the Crown Jewels during the Second World War has sold for more than £200,000.
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SPONSORED: Stunning luxury park homes in rural Perthshire
Marlee Loch is an all-year-round over 50s Residential Park situated on the banks of Marlee Loch which also offers a stream and wooded area, providing an idyllic setting for your new home.
Scotland’s most and least affordable cities revealed
Stirling is one of the two most affordable cities in the UK when comparing average house prices with wages, according to new research.
SPONSORED: Welcome to Seaton Estate!
Set in the heart of 80 acres of deep woodland and with panoramic sea views, this is truly the perfect setting. A peaceful atmosphere combined with beautiful scenery – Seaton Estate residential and holiday village offers you and your family an outstanding destination that you will want to return to time and time again.
Dundee among worst in Scotland for quality of life but tops the charts for broadband and dry days
Dundee has among the worst quality of life anywhere in the country, according a survey conducted by the Bank of Scotland.
PICTURES: Stunning Victorian-era Perthshire country house set in 22 acres of garden, woodlands and fields
Less than a mile outside Kinross and similarly close to the M90, Tillywhally House is as close to civilisation as country living gets.
Improved trading helps profits to surge at historic Fife group
Renewable power, property and wines and spirits conglomerate Wemyss Development Company has delivered a strong full-year profits uplift.
Harbour living in Pittenweem
A stroll along Pittenweem’s scenic harbour takes you past the door to number 4 Mid Shore.
£58m Mearns lotto couple splash out on Dundee penthouse flat
A down-to-earth Mearns couple who landed a £58 million lottery jackpot have bought a penthouse flat in Dundee.
VIDEO: Historic building on banks of the Tay, saved from ruin, welcomes locals for first time in decades
A much-loved piece of Fife history has reopened to the public for the first time in decades after being brought back from the brink of dereliction.