Old Scone
Perth · PH2, Scotland · PH2 6AA, PH2 6BB, PH2 6BD +2 more
Properties
8
with an EPC since 2008
Most common type
Bungalow
4 of 8 properties
Median floor area
156 m²
across recorded certificates
EPC rating
Band E
most common of 8 rated
Energy ratings on Old Scone
Properties on Old Scone
| Address | Type | Age band | Floor area | EPC |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Balboughty Farmhouse, Old Scone PH2 6AA | Bungalow | before 1919 | 156 m² | E |
| Balboughty House, Old Scone PH2 6AA | House | before 1919 | 322 m² | F |
| Balboughty North Wing, Old Scone PH2 6AA | House | before 1919 | 94 m² | E |
| North Lodge Scone Palace, Old Scone PH2 6BB | Bungalow | 1930-1949 | 63 m² | E |
| The Gardeners House, Old Scone PH2 6BB | Bungalow | before 1919 | 115 m² | E |
| Stables House, Old Scone PH2 6BD | House | before 1919 | 188 m² | E |
| Lochton House, Old Scone PH2 6BG | Bungalow | before 1919 | 229 m² | F |
| Blairhall Farm, Old Scone PH2 6BQ | House | before 1919 | 111 m² | E |
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Frequently asked questions
How many properties are there on Old Scone, Perth?
8 properties have been assessed for an Energy Performance Certificate on Old Scone since 2008, across 5 postcodes (PH2 6AA, PH2 6BB, PH2 6BD, PH2 6BG, …). A home that has never needed an EPC will not appear.
What type of homes are on Old Scone?
The most common recorded type on Old Scone is "Bungalow" (4 of 8 properties), and the median recorded floor area is 156 m². The most common energy rating is band E.
What did a property on Old Scone last sell for?
Scotland's individual sale records are held by Registers of Scotland rather than published as open data, so this page cannot list sold prices. Their free ScotLIS service shows what any address on Old Scone last sold for, and local price trends are on our PH2 district page.
About this data
Every property on this page comes from the Scottish Energy Performance Certificate register: homes assessed since 2008, each shown with its latest certificate's type, construction age band, floor area and energy rating. A home that has never been sold, let or newly built since 2008 may not have a certificate and will not appear. Scotland does not publish individual sold prices as open data — check any address free on ScotLIS. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. To have an address removed, contact us.