Becoming Lord or Lady? With 60 euros you can!
Who hasn't wished to be an English Lord or Lady and to live in a wonderful castle? Especially in a period in which Romanticism, both at the home deco level and as a historical era, is back in vogue. Also complicit in numerous TV series, such as Bridgerton, Romanticism is regaining altitude. But if we told you that you can go back in time, would you believe it? Well, in today's mini guide, we want to give you the chance to become a Scottish Lord or Lady. What is needed? Well, '' only '' 60 euros are needed! If this sounds interesting to you, stay with us. Because we are about to reveal how you can fill these roles with a very minimal investment! Let's start!
The initiative, as we have anticipated, has a Scottish heart. In fact, the Highland Titles company has proposed a noble goal (just to stay on the Lords theme). To improve the protection and conservation of the wonderful landscapes of this land.
And you know, Scotland has a truly enviable landscape heritage. The money raised with this very interesting initiative will be donated to entities engaged in this area but also to organizations and associations operating in the social sector. A great challenge that is attracting a lot of interest from the local population. But also foreign! But let's see how we can realize this particular desire but at the same time common among many. Land prices start at 60 euros for a minimum of one '' square foot of land ''. Unit of measurement that corresponds to 0.09 square meters. Ten square meters, on the other hand, cost 90 euros.
100 square meters, 180 euros. The organization of this initiative also states that, once the land has been purchased, the owners will be issued a certificate of '' Laird '', Lord or Lady of Glencoe. But not only. Attached to this document, a folder containing a document with a personalized legal value, made on parchment, will be assigned. In addition to a map of the Glencoe forest with a guide to be able to access and visit their new possessions.
Following this interesting initiative, there was no lack of events that promoted it to the fullest. But which, in addition to directly involving the new landowners, stimulated and sensitized to environmental protection. Strange but true, after the numerous requests to become a Scottish Lord or Lady, the interest (and numbers) of guided tours to these wonderful green places has also increased. A nice find, which hopefully can be taken as an example for other places of culture and priceless landscape value.
The Scottish formula was not the very first formula used in this way to be able to revive the love for the green. Similar activities were also carried out in Portugal to bring the population to have a greater sensitivity towards the environment and its protection. We hope that this type of news can increase and awaken love for nature in many. Could it be a new form of cultural and landscape Renaissance?
The initiative, as we have anticipated, has a Scottish heart. In fact, the Highland Titles company has proposed a noble goal (just to stay on the Lords theme). To improve the protection and conservation of the wonderful landscapes of this land.
And you know, Scotland has a truly enviable landscape heritage. The money raised with this very interesting initiative will be donated to entities engaged in this area but also to organizations and associations operating in the social sector. A great challenge that is attracting a lot of interest from the local population. But also foreign! But let's see how we can realize this particular desire but at the same time common among many. Land prices start at 60 euros for a minimum of one '' square foot of land ''. Unit of measurement that corresponds to 0.09 square meters. Ten square meters, on the other hand, cost 90 euros.
100 square meters, 180 euros. The organization of this initiative also states that, once the land has been purchased, the owners will be issued a certificate of '' Laird '', Lord or Lady of Glencoe. But not only. Attached to this document, a folder containing a document with a personalized legal value, made on parchment, will be assigned. In addition to a map of the Glencoe forest with a guide to be able to access and visit their new possessions.
Following this interesting initiative, there was no lack of events that promoted it to the fullest. But which, in addition to directly involving the new landowners, stimulated and sensitized to environmental protection. Strange but true, after the numerous requests to become a Scottish Lord or Lady, the interest (and numbers) of guided tours to these wonderful green places has also increased. A nice find, which hopefully can be taken as an example for other places of culture and priceless landscape value.
The Scottish formula was not the very first formula used in this way to be able to revive the love for the green. Similar activities were also carried out in Portugal to bring the population to have a greater sensitivity towards the environment and its protection. We hope that this type of news can increase and awaken love for nature in many. Could it be a new form of cultural and landscape Renaissance?
