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Welcome to New Homes in Elgin, the easy way to find new homes in Elgin and the surrounding area. Established during the 13th Century, the picturesque market town of Elgin, has much to offer for people in search of a new home in Morayshire. Located close to the River Lossie, to north east of Inverness, much of the town's medieval layout remains to this day. An example of Elgin's historic past, the ruins of Elgin Cathedral date back to the 12th century and offer a glimpse of early Gothic architectural styles. Celebrating the town's rich heritage, Elgin Museum holds a wealth of information about the town, as well as hosting frequent visiting national exhibits. The pedestrianised high street is furnished with a variety of national chains and local specialist stores, as well as all the modern amenities associated with contemporary town. Furthermore, miles of untouched Scottish coastline offering stunning scenery, are only ten minutes travel away. The A96 provides road access to Aberdeen and Inverness, whilst train services to Edinburgh and the south are available from the town station. Inverness and Aberdeen are one hour and two hours from Elgin, respectively.

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Elgin is the administrative centre of Morey in Northern Scotland. Elgin is the administrative and commercial centre of Morey and holds significant importance in Northern Scottish economy. The town of Elgin is close to the historical site where Macbeth's army defeated King Duncan in August 1040. Elgin has since played an important role in Scottish history. Elgin saw an extension of railway networks in the 19th century and this led to an increase in population.

Elgin economy is a mix of tourism and services. It is close to Royal Air Force bases and a large number of Elgin residents are employed with the military. Tourism plays an important role in Elgin and the town attracts thousands of tourists each year, according to Vernon Pethard of www.newhomesforsale.co.uk.

Elgin has a total population of 25,678, which makes it the most populous area in Morey. Major towns and suburbs of Elgin are Quarrywood, Pittendreich, Paddockhaugh, and Whitewreath. Elgin is located at a distance of 56 miles from Aberdeen. Edinburgh is located at a distance of 117 miles from the town of Elgin. New homes in Elgin, new apartments in Elgin and affordable housing in Elgin can all be found by using the search facility on the new homes Elgin website.

Places of Interest in Elgin

Elgin Cathedral: Elgin Cathedral was built in the 13th century and was home to the Episcopal see. Elgin Cathedral has seen many upheavals and now stands in ruins that are being creatively preserved to rekindle its old glory. The cathedral attracts a large number of tourists visiting Elgin.

Elgin Museum: Elgin is located in a historical region and that is evident from the vast collections of art, artefacts, stones, fossils, and paintings in the Elgin Museum. Elgin Museum is usually the first place for visiting tourists especially those interested in history of Northern Scotland.

Old Mills Watermills: These watermills were developed from a charger given by Malcolm II in 1010 AD. The watermills are located a short walk from Elgin city centre and are currently undergoing conservation work. Elgin conservationists actively welcome volunteers to join their work.

Spynie Palace: Bishops of Moray called this palace their home until the last years of the 17th century. Elgin visitors flock to the place to partake in the historical magnificence of the palace and the iconic David's Tower.

Tugnet Ice House: Located a few miles away from Elgin, it is the largest ice house in Scotland. Its vaulted ceiling and six ice chambers remain a major attraction to people visiting Elgin.

The WDCS Wildlife Centre: Elgin offers a rich diversity of wildlife given its location. This wildlife refuge is located at the confluence of River Spey with the Moray Firth. Dolphins, otters, and other water fowl can be seen in the vast expanse. Elgin tourist operators arrange regular tours to the centre.

Glen Grant Distillery & Garden: Fans of scotch whiskey flock to his Elgin attraction to see the production process. Making of malt whiskey is explained in guided tours and tasting is always an option.

Famous People from Elgin

Footballer Steven Pressley was born in Elgin and Actor Kevin McKidd also traces his roots to this region.

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