What kind of homes do Scottish people live in?

Answer 1

It depends on what you define as a house and when that becomes a castle or not. If you bend the meaning of house slightly and look at probably one of the most famous examples, Balmoral. Whilst strictly speaking this royal residence is called a castle because of its toweres and turreted appearance, although much else of Balmoral resembles a grand stately home.

Cameron House is probably one of the best known houses in Scotland, a perfect example of a Baronial house which has lasted into the21st century, now functioning as a hotel, its original residence long gone.

Of course there are other examples of Scottish houses such as Mellerstain House and Broughton House.

Answer 2

Scottish people live in a variety of different types of homes including detached houses, semi-detached houses, terraced houses, flats/apartments, and cottages depending on their location and personal preferences. Traditional Scottish homes often feature stone or brick exteriors and are frequently found in rural areas, while more modern homes can be found in urban areas.

Answer 3

scottish people live in straw houses