At Location Scotland we are always trying to bring a fresh offering to our clients and this month we are delighted to feature five fantastic locations that we have never used before. Although very diverse, they have two things in common - the fact that they are our little secrets and their surprisingly quirky nature. These are probably not what you might expect to find in Scotland.
If you are interested in the possibility of bringing your production to Scotland and having Location Scotland manage the entire process, please give Michelle a call on +44 (0)131 561 0120 or email her
michelle@locationscotland.com
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Well be honest, you've not seen anything like this before have you? This eco-holiday home is situated next to a loch in some of the most beautiful woodland Scotland has to offer. You will find this location just perfect for a fun and funky fashion brand and it is situated a mere 1.5 hour drive from Glasgow Airport.
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This post modern property came out of Channel Four's Grand Designs programme and displays to excellent effect the ultimate in open plan living. Located just outside Edinburgh, the house can be accessed a 40 minute drive from Edinburgh Airport.
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A Japanese influence is clearly evident in this award winning architectural gem. As one would expect with two designers as owners, the house itself is beautifully styled throughout and can be found less than a twenty minute drive from Edinburgh's city centre.
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This tenement property is another fine example of minimalist living in the heart of a city, although this time the city is Glasgow. Clearly great care has been taken to give each of the rooms their own special character.
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This barn conversion in Fife with its wide open living areas and high ceilings has an almost French country house feel to it. Once again a huge amount of attention to detail has created a highly attractive location that is located less than an hour from Edinburgh Airport.
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Images courtesy of Douglas Gibb, Alan Craigie and Jim Milligan
http://www.douglasgibb.co.uk
