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	Altnaharrie Inn-homes-scenery.jpg Comments: Formerly an inn and restaurant across the water from Ullapool.Aerial photo ,Scotland Location: /scotavia Last modified: Jul. 13, 2009 06:35:02

	Beaufort castle-large homes.jpg Comments: Former home of the Fraser clan and now the residence of Ann Gloag the philanthropist and business woman. Location: /scotavia Last modified: Jul. 13, 2009 06:39:03

	Beaufort castle2-large homes.jpg Comments: This is the 15th home on this site which has been used since the Iron age beside the River Beauly. Location: /scotavia Last modified: Jul. 13, 2009 06:39:05

	Cullen House-homes.jpg Comments: aerial photo,Cullen House.Former residence of the Earl of Seafield now flats. Location: /scotavia Last modified: Jul. 13, 2009 06:53:39

	Culloden House-homes.jpg Comments: aerial photo,Culloden house hotel,Scotland.This is now a hotel, the house was reputedly used by officers prior to the Battle of Culloden. Location: /scotavia Last modified: Jul. 13, 2009 06:54:08

	Inverness Clachnaharry court 0704012311.jpg Comments: Aerial photo, Inverness, a block of flats designed for Togs.Marketed by Mc Carthy and Stone the well known retirement homes developers. Location: /scotavia Last modified: Jul. 13, 2009 07:25:33

	Tanglewood-homes.jpg Comments: Just outside Ullapool this is a guesthouse,see clients comments. Location: /scotavia Last modified: Jul. 13, 2009 08:24:12

	castle Dunbeath- homes--Archaeology-scenery.jpg Comments: Aerial photo ,Dunbeath. The castle has stood on the rocky peninsula at Dunbeath since 1428 when the lands belonged to the Earl of Caithness. After passing through the hands of the Innes family, it became the property of the Clan Sinclair of Geanies through the marriage of the daughter of Alexander Sutherland to the first Sinclair Earl of Caithness. The Sinclairs replaced the existing structure with a four-storey tower house that forms part of the current castle in 1620. In 1650 Dunbeath was attacked and captured (along with Lady Sinclair) by James Graham, 1st Marquess of Montrose and not returned to the Sinclairs until the defeat of Montrose at the Battle of Carbisdale in 1650. The castle was extensively remodelled in the 17th century by Sir William Sinclair and again in 1853 and 1881. In 1945 after 325 years of occupation by the Sinclair Family, the castle was sold to Stuart Avery. History from Wiki. Aerial photo, Dunbeath, Caithness Location: /scotavia Last modified: Jul. 13, 2009 06:44:11

	castle -homes Balnagown .jpg Comments: Aerial photo Balnagown.This large home near Invergordon is the residence of Mr Al Fayed .His philanthropic attitude to his Highland estate has resulted in improvements and employment.Built from a tower castle of the 15th century.Got the gothic look in the 19th century.Aerial photo, Kildary,Highland Scotland. Location: /scotavia Last modified: Jul. 13, 2009 06:44:14

	castle Balnagown B-homes.jpg Comments: Aerial photo Balnagown. A large home for Mr Al Fayed. Location: /scotavia Last modified: Jul. 13, 2009 06:44:40

	castle Darnaway 0702020999.jpg Comments: aerial photo Darnaway castle near Forres Scotland ,one of several castles in use as private homes. Location: /scotavia Last modified: Jul. 13, 2009 06:45:23

	castle Darnaway 0702021004.jpg Comments: aerial photo Darnaway castle near Forres Scotland ,one of several castles in use as private homes. Location: /scotavia Last modified: Jul. 13, 2009 06:45:32

	castle Darnaway0702021005.jpg Comments: aerial photo Darnaway castle near Forres Scotland ,one of several castles in use as private homes. Location: /scotavia Last modified: Jul. 13, 2009 06:45:30

	castle Foulis-Archaeology-homes.jpg Comments: Five miles North East of Dingwall,this is a private large home. Clan Munro base, Foulis (Gaelic "Fo-glais" a streamlet) has of old been the home of Clan Munro. Acquired by a Munro Chief in the early Cl4th. Plans of the original castle are long since lost, but the grounds still contain the site of an C11th Mott (manmade mound topped by a wooden palisade). The present Castle dates from the middle of Cl8th containing within its attractive Georgian structure the remains of a much earlier and altogether different defensive keep. Sir Harry Munro returned after the 1745 Rising in which he lost both his father and uncle at the Battle of Falkirk, to find his ancient home destroyed by fire, and set about building the house you see today incorporating what he could of the old Cl6th keep. The courtyard pierced by three arches with its semi-octagonal tower dated 1754 hints at an earlier form of Scottish architecture, whilst the overall effect of the range of Cl8th domestic buildings, coachhouses, laundry, bakehouse, stables and well, shows a strong continental influence. see www.clanmunro.org Location: /scotavia Last modified: Jul. 13, 2009 06:45:53

	castle Grant with Grantown top left.jpg Comments: Castle Grant is one of several castles which are now used as large homes.Queen Victoria rejected this as the site of her Highland residence,not enough gothic. Location: /scotavia Last modified: Jul. 13, 2009 06:46:31

	castle Leys by Inverness.jpg Comments: Aerial photo,Leys castle.One of several large homes near Inverness.Leys Castle comprises an early building encased by a later design of 1833 in Tudor Gothic style, with Romanesque detailing, by Samuel Beazley. The north front was remodelled in the 1920s Location: /scotavia Last modified: Jul. 13, 2009 06:46:39

	castle grant-homes.jpg Comments: Hidden from view at ground level this imposing large home is near to Grantown on Spey.And yes it was the base of Clan Grant.Aerial photo ,Grantown on spey,Scotland. Location: /scotavia Last modified: Jul. 13, 2009 06:46:31