Craigiehall Temple is what house dreams are made of. But this A-listed building is more than just looks, dating back to 1759 it was once part of the British Army's Craigiehall Estate and is linked to the Nazi's surrender.
The tower was originally constructed in 1759, and still features a splendid pillared portico by Sir William Bruce, the architect of the Palace of Holyroodhouse.
The new owners have converted the property into a luxurious modern home, linked by a ground floor hallway that leads to a large extension, five more bedrooms, four bathrooms and three reception rooms.
Whether you're a history buff or not, this impressive building pulls you in and would fit in with the likes of Outlander, with its rustic, romantic feel.
But it holds a secret past, located half a mile from where Rudolf Hess, Adolf Hitler's deputy, is believed to have been held after parachuting into Scotland in 1941.
It seems hard to imagine this dream home's wartime past today but the estate it sits on was where official documents were signed surrendering German forces in Norway in 1945.
This property is likely out of most people's budget, unless you have a spare £895k. But that doesn't stop you taking a sneak peek.
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