Become a Laird or Lady Gift Box

Item Code: 31118

Once in a lifetime opportunity to gain a Scottish title as a Laird or Lady
Gift entitles recipient to a square foot of land on the Kincavel Estate
Also includes a "Little History of Scotland" hardback book
Legal documents drawn up by a Scottish lawyer
Receive an inscribed deed of ownership

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Ever dreamt of having a title a bit grander than Mr., Mrs. or Ms.? If you have then this gift is a once in a lifetime opportunity to become a Scottish Laird or Lady. The title of Laird means landowner and is commonly accepted as the Scottish equivalent of Lord or Lady. This gift tin entitles the recipient to a square foot of land on the Kincavel Estate on the Ardnarmurchan peninsula in West Scotland, making them the Laird or Lady of Kincavel.

The gift pack also includes the "Little History of Scotland" hardback book and information about the estate and maps of the surrounding area. Once the postage paid registration card has been completed and returned a square foot of the estate will be officially transferred into the ownership of the new Laird. They will then be sent a deed of ownership inscribed with their name and their own individual plot number and a detailed map of where the plot is located.