Perthshire Highland hills and a calm loch at golden hour

Perthshire

A guide to living, buying, and selling property in one of Scotland’s most beautiful and sought-after counties

Perthshire is Scotland at its most dramatic

a vast, varied county stretching from the rolling farmland of the Carse of Gowrie to the wild Highland passes above Pitlochry. It is a place where extraordinary landscapes meet genuine community, and one we know intimately

Whether you are relocating to the area, selling a family home, or simply curious about the property market here, this guide is for you

Places We Cover

Perth

The elegant riverside city at the county’s heart, rich in history and amenity

Crieff

A handsome Strathearn town prized for its schools and Victorian character

Milnathort

A quiet village neighbouring Kinross, with a strong community feel and easy links to Perth and Edinburgh

Auchterarder

Home to Gleneagles, with a long high street and a strong sense of community

Comrie

A picturesque village where the Highland fault line meets the Earn valley

Kinross

A compact town on the shores of Loch Leven, well connected and quietly charming

The Property Market

The mix of property types Georgian townhouses, Highland lodges, farmhouses, Victorian villas, and modern family homes close to excellent schools.


Typical buyer profiles families drawn by outstanding schooling at Glenalmond and Strathallan, lifestyle buyers seeking space and landscape, and retirees relocating from cities.


Market conditions strong and consistent demand, particularly in Crieff, Auchterarder and the Strathearn valley, with premium prices for period properties and those with land.

Why Laurieston Forbes?

Local Knowledge

We have lived and worked in Perthshire for years. we know the roads, the schools, the postcode quirks

Honest Advice

We will always tell you the truth about your home’s value and your prospects in the current market

Personal Service

Just us, with you, from start to finish

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