Scottish landowners are legally entitled to use the title Laird or Lady - the widely accepted equivalent of an English Lord or Lady. Once registered, the recipient of this gift will own a token piece of land in Scotland and will therefore become a Laird or Lady. With this new title comes free access to the spectacular Lairds Retreat, a 10-acre beauty spot in Argyll. The retreat is located on the banks of Loch Riddon, viewed by many as one of Scotland’s most beautiful lochs. Full details of how to register the gift and information on the Lairds Retreat are enclosed in the gift box. So, forget Mr or Mrs - become a Laird or Lady!
What's Inside Welcome letter Your Gift ExplainedThe Lairds Retreat booklet Information on the history of Glencairn Information about the environmental benefits of this giftA map of Glencairn Presentation certificateAfter registration you will receive... A Proof of Title card Land ownership certificate. These are dispatched within 28 days of the registration details being received.FAQs How much land will I own?Upon registration your will own one square foot of land in Scotland.Once registered, do I have to use the title?No, you can still carry on using your original title. However you will be legally entitled to use the title Laird or Lady, at any time.Can I call myself a Lord?No, you cannot call yourself a Lord as this is a British aristocratic title.Will I genuinely own the land?Yes, once registered the land is legally yours.Can my land and title be inherited?Yes, as long as Scottish Highland Titles are informed of the changes then your title and land can be passed on.
How much land will I own?Upon registration your will own one square foot of land in Scotland.Once registered, do I have to use the title?No, you can still carry on using your original title. However you will be legally entitled to use the title Laird or Lady, at any time.Can I call myself a Lord?No, you cannot call yourself a Lord as this is a British aristocratic title.Will I genuinely own the land?Yes, once registered the land is legally yours.Can my land and title be inherited?Yes, as long as Scottish Highland Titles are informed of the changes then your title and land can be passed on.
