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August 24, 2016

Property Of The Week: Kilbryde Castle – Garden Apartment

Always wanted to live in a castle? Then look no further than this week’s Property of the Week, which comes from Martin & Co. This stunning, fully furnished ground floor property is set within Kilbryde Castle, only 3 miles from Dunblane. Benefiting from many traditional period features, stunning views and a tranquil location as well as Biomass heating, SKY TV…

August 22, 2016

Clearing 2016: How to find last minute accommodation

If you’ve just found out that you’ve got a place at university through clearing, congratulations! You might now be panicking about where you’re going to live. If you can’t get a place in halls of residence there are still lots of options you can choose from. But where do you start? Time to get organized. First of all make a…

August 19, 2016

Top Tips for Moving by Yourself

Is a house move on the horizon? Are you looking at doing the move by yourself? Here are our top tips for moving by yourself, to help create minimum stress on the big day. Ask friends or family to help. There are lots of jobs that people can assist with, not just moving boxes – volunteers could drive cars or vans,…

August 17, 2016

Property Of The Week: Buchanan Buildings, Glasgow

This week’s property of the week couldn’t be in a more central and desirable location in Glasgow City Centre. Located at the end of Glasgow’s ‘Style Mile’, The Buchanan Building is home to an array of luxury flats and penthouses. Built in 1929, and home for many years to the Montague Burton department store, which was later to become Burton…

August 14, 2016

Spotlight On… Dundee

What was once often seen as a run down city of nothingness when compared it it’s other Scottish city siblings, Dundee as undergone a major regeneration and transformed itself into a modern, artistic and cultural city whose appeal is steadily increasing. Why live in Dundee? Dundee is Scotland’s fourth largest city however; with a population of just 140,000 it doesn’t…