Step into your own fairytale at Kelly Castle, an impressive Scottish Fortified Tower House built in the 14th century by a Norman settler named Philip de Moubray on lands believed to be acquired from William the Lion, King of Scotland.

Set within Cairngorm National Park, Aultmore House was a home base for the Nobel Prize-winning singer-songwriter who owned the Scottish Highlands estate for 17 years.

Cairness House is described in the the Pevsner Architectural Guide as “of international importance as the only house in Britain, the design and construction of which reflected and evolved with the rapid advances in French Neoclassicism”.

The 18th century country house is set in the heart of a 46 acre estate in rural Scotland, featuring lovely formal walled (and secret) gardens, world-class fishing on the River Dee, extensive woodland, and its own private golf course.

Careston’s entire estate spans 1,528 acres and is being sold off in 8 individual lots—although, if you have a hankering to keep the impressive residential and farming estate intact, you can, for £11.3M.