Gerard Butler
Paisley Buddy Gerard Butler was reported to have bought a swanky pad on the south side of Glasgow in 2015.
The luxury apartment, near Giffnock, provides the Hollywood A-lister with a crash pad when he returns home to visit friends and family.
Butler spends most of the year split between Los Angeles and Australia but comes back to his old stomping ground to keep the homesickness at bay. Well that’s what he tells people. We think it’s to stock up on haggis fritters and Granny Ina’s tablet.
Fancy a single-bedroom flat here? Expect to pay from around £65,000 to £165,000.
JK Rowling
Author J K Rowling lived in Edinburgh when she famously wrote the first Harry Potter books in a cafe.
After many happy years in the capital she sold up but still owns a country retreat called Killiechassie Estate in Strathtay near Aberfeldy in beautiful Perthshire.
It was the venue for her recent 50th birthday, which saw stars from around the world descend on the small town for a party.
Writers’ retreats in Aberfeldy range from a two-bedroomed mews for £200,000 to four and five-bedroomed detached houses for just under £600,000.
Bob Dylan
Yes, the legendary American singer-songwriter purchased Aultmore House in Nethy Bridge back in 2007 along with his brother. The ten-bedroomed property has stunning views of the Cairngorms and is set in 25 acres. Despite the hopes of his fans and locals, the Blowing-in-the-Wind singer never made his home in the house and it is now rented out.
Fancy renting in Cairngorms National Park? You can find farmhouses from £850 a month to eight-bedroomed detached villas for £1400.
Billy Connolly
The Big Yin is based Stateside for most of the year but bought baronial Candacraig House near Strathdon, Aberdeenshire, back in 1998.
He’s often spotted enjoying the sights and sounds at Highland Games in the area with his celebrity pals.
In this part of Aberdeenshire you can live the tickety-boo lifestyle in a new build five-bedroomed villa for just under £600,000.
Sir Paul McCartney
Beatles legend Sir Paul McCartney has a long-established association with Kintyre. He even wrote a song about the place, the 1978 hit Mull of Kintyre.
He bought a farm on the peninsula, Lower Ranachan, in 1970 with his late wife Linda and built a haven for wildlife on the land.
His daughter Stella, the fashion designer, came back to the area to tie the knot in 2003.
The peninsula has properties that range from to one-bedroomed flats in Campbeltown for just £16,000 to country houses with offers over £1,200,000.
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Caption: Hollywood actor Gerard Butler has a Scottish ‘crash pad’.