We’ve compiled a list of stunning castles all on the market across agents Savills, Knight Frank, Rettie and Strutt and Parker.
While some castles are more modern than others, all properties on the list offer some historic charm and are situated in the beautiful Scottish countryside.
One castle was even commissioned in 1467 as a wedding gift for Princess Mary Stuart, daughter of King James II of Scotland who was a direct descendant of Robert The Bruce.
Meanwhile, a 20-bedroom 19th-century castle on the list is said to be a 'living museum' with all contents of the property included in the sale.
Here are seven Scottish castles that are on the market.
5. Law Castle (offers over £1m)
The Law Castle, in West Kilbride, North Ayrshire, is a fully restored medieval tower house that was commissioned in 1467 as a wedding gift for Princess Mary Stuart, daughter of King James II of Scotland who was a direct descendant of Robert The Bruce. The castle was built to mark her marriage to Thomas Boyd, Earl of Arran. However, Boyd was accused of treason and exiled, and the marriage was annulled. The castle then became a law court complete with pit prison, hence the name Law Castle. It is on the market with Savills for offers over £1 million. | Savills
6. 'Fusion of medieval architecture and modern comfort'
Law Castle is said to be a striking fusion of medieval architecture and modern comfort. Spanning six floors and over 3,000 square feet, the accommodation has six bedrooms and four bathrooms. The ground floor of Law Castle offers a theatrical introduction to life within its historic walls, the entrance hall leads to the library bedroom with ensuite bathroom and the dungeon dining room with rear staircase accessing the Great Hall. | Savills
7. Fa'side Castle (£1.3m)
Fa'side Castle is a 14th-century keep located in East Lothian. The building was restored in the 1980s and is now protected as a category B listed building. The castle has panoramic views over the Lothians and the Forth Estuary. There are six bedrooms and three bathrooms. It is on the market with Savills for offers over £1.3 million. | Savills
8. Tower with panoramic views towards Edinburgh
The front door leads to a hall with a flagstone floor and beamed ceiling. Off the hall is a utility room and then the corridor then leads to a back door to the garden and also to the main stairwell. The open plan kitchen and sizeable dining area may have an historic vaulted ceiling but it is also very practical for modern family living. At the top of the 14th century old tower lies what the current owners use as their B&B holiday accommodation. A staircase also leads to the Great Hall. This magnificent old room has an original stone built fireplace with a log burning stove. | Savills