Retiring to Scotland
If you’re looking to retire to bonnie Scotland, then McCarthy Stone retirement communities just might be perfect. We offer retirement property to rent in Scotland as well as for sale — including stunning private retirement homes in Edinburgh, Glasgow and other highly sought after locations. From coast and countryside to city suburbs, our range of properties and retirement villages in Scotland are designed to suit every retirement lifestyle.
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Why choose a retirement home in Scotland?

Join a thriving community
Whether you’re looking to retire to Scotland’s coast, countryside or cultural hotspots like Glasgow and Edinburgh, you’ll find a close community network with plenty of arts and crafts, sports and social clubs to get involved with. Our retirement homes in Scotland ensure you’re well-placed to fish, sail, cycle, hike and more too — Scotland boasts the highest number of golf courses per person in the world! Plus, if you enjoy the buzz of a festival, the nation comes together annually for the legendary Edinburgh Fringe and Hogmanay celebrations.
McCarthy Stone offers gorgeous retirement developments and retirement villages in Scotland with friendly neighbours on the doorstep and a range of events and clubs to enjoy within the community. It’s no one wonder so many of our homeowners say they wish they’d made the move sooner.

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Whether you’re dreaming of a retirement property in Scotland or somewhere else, our friendly team will help you to find your perfect home. Call 0800 201 4811 today or get in touch online.
FAQs - retiring in Scotland
The age you can retire in Scotland depends on your financial planning. However, the age you can claim a State Pension is currently under review. It used to be 60 for women and 65 for men, but it has risen and will probably continue to rise in the future depending on your year of birth. Use this UK Government tool to find out when you’ll reach State Pension age.