A stunning and unusual cottage that featured in hit TV show Outlander is up for sale in Fife.
The two bedroom house - that is almost 250 years old - has been put on the market for £325,000.
Located in Falkland, Fife, the picturesque village was chosen to portray Inverness in 1940s in the show, with sellers hoping that fans of Outlander will snap up the renovated end of terrace home.
The striking property can be glimpsed in the background of a number of scenes and locals say the village visitor number has grown since the historical series gained worldwide acclaim on Amazon Prime.
The village's Covenanter Hotel in Falkland plays the role of a guest house in the main square, where the characters Claire and Frank Randall checked in for their second honeymoon.
Estate agents Rightmove have listed Young’s House for sale and describe it as “a classically charming B Listed end of terrace house. Originally known as Bayne’s House, the property dates from about 1776.
“Situated within the conservation area on the west side of Falkland, within the Lomond Hills Regional Park, Young’s House occupies a desirable central position within the historic village.
“The village square is located just down the street, and this, as well as a glimpse of Young’s House, features in the TV series Outlander as Inverness.”
The house itself features a seriously cool bathroom - complete with a two-person bath... Oo-er.
There's also a spacious sitting room which has an open fire place and the back of the house features an incredible walled garden.
To see the home for yourself, visit Rightmove's listing for the property.
