A L Wildlife and Game, part of Ardtaraig Estate and shoot, sits at the head of Loch Striven in beautiful Argyll. The estate hosts a 17th century Scottish laird's house, which was once the property of the Campbells, and the shooting syndicate offers strong pheasant game along a memorable landscape.

You will find Ardfin sculpted into the southern shores of the Isle of Jura, in Scotland’s Inner Hebrides; a 12,000 acre estate, restored and revitalised to combine the luxuries of golf and Ardfin’s natural haven, with a landscape that showcases the ravishing wild. 

Ardtalla Estate lies in the south-east corner of the Isle of Islay, just off the west coast. The name derives from Gaelic Àird, a "point", and talla, a now obsolete word for rock. Ardtalla Estate features stunning coastal scenery and an Iron Age fort.

The Ardtalnaig Estate is an 8,500 acre shooting estate on Loch Tay. The land is carefully managed to preserve and encourage Scotland's natural and indigenous biodiversity. Many travel here to shoot and fish in Scotland’s natural beauty. 

Armadale Estate is a historic plot, homing a ruined castle and country house in Armadale, Skye, former home of the MacDonalds. Facing south-east over the Sound of Sleat, the 20,000 acre estate includes crofting land, several common grazings as well as heritage properties. 

With expansive views of the surrounding Ochill Hills, Arndean is one of Central Scotlands most charming Estates. With public gardens, farming activities, shooting and fishing being well renowned, the busy estate boasts beautiful rolling hills and woodlands near Dollar. 

Auchlyne & Suie Estate is a family run estate based on traditional values looking forward to the future. The estate is in Glen Dochart on the northern edge of the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park. It encompasses both agricultural and sporting operations, as well as renewable energy and a B&B.

Auchnacree is an estate in Angus, Scotland, five miles north of Forfar. Auchnacree stands in the very middle of the county, on a lane through the hills which drops down to the Noran Water. Furthermore, the estate discovered and still possess historical objects from the Bronze Age.

Auchnafree Estate lies at the very heart of Perthshire hidden away in the beautiful Sma’ Glen. The Estate comprises 12,000 acres of stunning hills and crags, glens and rivers, all teeming with wildlife throughout the seasons.

Situated at the heart of Speyside in the northeast of Scotland, Ballindalloch Estate is a famous Highland sporting estate, boasting excellent fly-fishing on the Rivers Spey and Avon, as well as pheasant and grouse shooting and world renowned roe stalking.

Situated in Pitlochry, Balnakeilly is a luxury estate surrounded by the heart of Perthshire. Balnakeilly was previously owned by the Stewart-Wilson family (descendants of Alexander Stewart, known as the Wolf of Badenoch, son of King Robert II of Scotland) for almost 500 years. 

The Estate sits on the doorstep of the highest mountain in the remote area of the Scottish Highlands between Loch Ericht and Glen Spean. A luxurious haven with excellent views of the loch and mountains, encouraging hillwalking and the sighting of wild deer. 

Owned by the Fleming family, the spectacular Black Mount Estate is situated in Argyll and Bute, known for skiing, climbing and picturesque walks. It is also known worldwide as a stalking destination, being a spacious natural habitat for stags.

Boreland Estate is set on a hill surrounded by wild and beautiful land. With unobstructed views down to Loch Tay, fields filled with animals and rewilding projects galore – it’s all about slow and sustainable adventure.

Borve Estate is surrounded by miles of crystal clear ocean, a plethora of wild animals, and notorious hiking trails on Harris. The estate itself was built as a sporting lodge around 1868 by Charles Adolphus Murray, 7th Earl of Dunmore, as an aristocratic destination for shooting and fishing. 

Braco Castle is a 3,00 acre estate near Gleneagles, Perthshire. There are two steep valleys with small speight rivers running through them which lends itself to some of the most stunning driven pheasant shooting in Scotland.

Brewlands, holiday home to both American Presidents Bush, is an ancient monastic estate in Glenisla, Perthshire, set in magnificent Highland scenery on the edge of the Cairngorm National Park, one and a half hours north of Edinburgh’s World Heritage sites.

The Cadogan Estate sits north-east of Auchnafree, surrounding the majority of Loch Freuchie with rolling hills and beautiful plains devoted to nature and agriculture. Being in central Scotland, just on the brink of the Highlands, the regularly quiet estate is home to flourishing flora and fauna.

Charterhall lies between the Borders towns of Coldstream, Duns, Kelso, and Greenlaw. Privately owned and commercially managed, it has been under the stewardship of the same family for over 350 years and holds deep historical significance due to its connection to the Battle of Flodden in 1513.

Conaglen Estate extends to over 40,000-acres of breathtaking Scottish West Coast scenery and encapsulates the traditional images of a Highland Estate. Conaglen is located 13 miles from Fort William, surrounded by a wealth of natural and historical attractions in the North-West of Scotland. 

Set in Aberdeenshire, Craigmyle lies just east of Torphins and 10km northwest of Banchory. Built in 1676 by a branch of the Burnett family, the estate used to boast a significant Manor House, but the beauty of the surrounding woodlands and fine agricultural land have lasted the ages. 

The Dalmarnock Fishing company itself is praised to host a very under-fished part of River Tay due to it never letting commercially. Dalmarnock has been in the same family for generations, who, until recent years, had only fished it themselves. It now stands as a prosperous salmon fishing retreat. 

Derculich Estate possesses an 18th century country manor near the left bank of the River Tay, a few miles from Aberfeldy. The estate offers notorious trout fishing and agricultural land on the northbank of the River Tay.

Drummond Estate is located in Perthshire, Scotland. Hosting a spectacular 15th century castle,  the estate is known for its gardens, described by Historic Environment Scotland as "the best example of formal terraced gardens in Scotland." It is situated in Muthill parish, just 4km south of Crieff. 

Dunalastair Estate has homed many well known clans, from MacDonalds to Robertsons. The estate includes a great variety of habitats; the low ground pasture lies around the farms and the land then rises to become extensive hills of heather, including the western half of Schiehallion. 

At Duncroisk in Glen Lochay, the low glen is surrounded by green hills and frequent clouds. Located in Highland Perthshire, the landscape hosts forestry alongside endless streams, farmland through rock and moss.

Dungarthill House is understood to date from 1889 when it was built as a wedding gift to its fundamental owner. By Dunkeld, Perthshire, this elegant country house and land own breathtaking views of wood and water, not far from the northern bank of the River Tay on the highland fringe. 

Located to the north east of Islay, Dunlossit is a family owned estate set in 18,500 acres of hill ground, farmland and woodland. Bought in 1937 by Helmut Schroder, the family - now in its fourth generation, maintain their land through forestry and conservation. 

Emblehope & Burngrange Estate is comprised of some 7,550 acres, forming an upland moorland estate that is praised as the centre of excellence for working dogs. Recently acquired by The Kennel Club, the estate is covered with stunning woodlands and grazing land. 

One of the most remote estates in mainland Scotland, Fealar Estate is truly hidden away in the Scottish Highlands. Surrounded by Scotland’s vast natural environment, Fealar embodies the raw and untouched world of Tweed.

Like many estates in Strath Tay, Findynate was a Stewart property for centuries before being sold away in the 1870s. Furthermore, the estate centres a grade B-listed Scots baronial mansion, adjoining three hill lochs for stalking and shooting, plus salmon fishing on the peerless River Tay.

Forestry and Land Scotland is the Scottish Government agency responsible for managing our national forests and land. Furthermore, the agency develop renewable energy schemes and conserve habitats, wildlife and archaeological treasures.

Glenalmond has for centuries been known as an immaculate Highland Perthshire Estate, boasting acres of woodland and agricultural land. Further known to trace its roots back to 3000 BC, the sport of shooting and hunting has a long reigned supreme in their tradition. 

Nearing Loch Etive, Glenkinglass Estate is surrounded by rolling hills and generational rivers. The terrain, although harsh and often consumed by the elements, holds a natural beauty that very few places possess.

Glenlyon Estate is a traditional, privately owned mixed sporting estate located approximately 3 miles north of Loch Tay, in the centre of Highland Perthshire – extending to approximately 7,000 acres with extensive forestry. 

An estate known to hold a mixture of different sporting statures, Glenogil focuses on conservation through their wise use of the natural environment and a responsibility to look after their famous and colourful countryside, lying between Glen Clova and Glen Lethnot in the famed Angus Glens. 

Glen Tanar is set in Scotland's spectacular Cairngorms National Park in Royal Deeside. Throughout the estate there is mile upon mile of untouched, open wilderness, encouraging exploration. Glen Tanar further  embraces Salmon and Trout Fishing on their private lochs. 

Hunthill Estate is a 19th-century mansion that includes sections of a 16th-century tower house. Located in the parish of Jedburgh, within Roxburghshire, the estate also holds historical significance due to the family's descent from the powerful Black Douglases and their kin, the Glendonwyns.

Innerwick Estate is located half way up Glenlyon, with a variety of landscapes from deep river gorges and rock pools to gentle farmland and dramatic mountain peaks. The Estate hosts a working farm and sporting land, taking advantage of Highland Perthshire. 

Inverailort Estate, the highland home for many, from cabinet ministers to playwrights, sits north-west over Loch Ailort, its southern aspect placed into the hillside so that it is surrounded by different shades of green forestry. Although much of the house sits in ruin, this 12,000 acre estate is no stranger to high-life guests. 

Invergeldie is one of the most incredible and scenic Scottish estates totalling nearly 12,000 acres. The highland estate is located in Glen Lednock, to the north west of Crieff. It’s land hosts gently rolling hills that graduate towards the great mountains of Scotland. 

An estate on the northern edge of the Ochil Hills, central Perth and Kinross, Invermay lies in the wooded glen of the Water of May. The Estate dates back to the late 18th Century, and is the subject of the ballad entitled, “The Birks of Invermay.” 

Located in the Heart of Islay, the island known as the Queen of the Hebrides, the Estate is a diverse rural business set amongst sweeping beaches and heather hills. Islay is a renowned destination for rural pursuits, occupied by red and roe deer, as well as trout and salmon. 

Situated in Highland Perthshire amid dramatic scenery, Kinnaird is an estate of outstanding beauty, containing all of the elements you would hope to find in such a place and known for it’s salmon fishing - highly regarded as the best in River Tay.

Kinpurnie Estate and Castle is located 19km west of Dundee, close to Newtyle, near Blairgowrie, Angus in Scotland. The Kinpurnie Estate was historically a property owned by William Oliphant, Lord of Aberdalgie by grant from King Robert the Bruce in 1317.

Laggan Estate is located on the west coast of the island close to Bowmore, the main village on Islay, which is famous for its Round Church and Whisky. Laggan is renowned for its scenery, and most importantly, its biodiversity. It is a paradise for naturalists, botanists and birdwatchers year-round. 

Lednathie hosts secluded and extremely welcoming grounds with stunning views from every aspect; including that of the River Prosen which flows along the bottom of the estate. Lednathie is only an hour from St.Andrews, with many travelling here for world-famous golf ventures.