House Prices in Highland

Properties in Highland have an average house price of £320k and had 6 Property Transactions within the last 3 years¹.
Highland is an area in Killin, Perth and Kinross with 6 households², where the most expensive property was sold for £670k.



Roads and Postcodes in Highland

Navigate through our locations to find the location of your next house in Highland, Killin for sale or to rent.

Streets Postcodes
FK21 8TX FK21 8TY

Property price trends in Highland

According to the latest Registers of Scotland data, the average home in Highland sold for £199,995 in 2025. That figure comes from 50 sales logged over the past 23 years.

Prices have fallen back over the last three years. Compared with 2022, when the typical sale came in around £393,000, that's a fall of roughly 49.1%.

Looking back five years, average prices are up about 2% since 2020, a gain of around £3,995 in cash terms.

Zoom out to the past decade for the fuller picture. Back in 2015, homes here averaged £140,000, so the typical sold price has climbed about 42.9% since then, roughly 3.6% a year. Stretch the view to fifteen years and that annual pace eases back to about -5.5%.

Frequently asked questions about Highland


What is the average price for a property for sale in Highland?

The average price for a property for sale in Highland is £319,832. There is 1 property listing for sale in Highland.


Which train stations are available in or near Highland?

Some of the train stations available in or near Highland are Crianlarich, Upper Tyndrum and Tyndrum Lower.


Property Price Paid in Highland by Year

The average sold property price by year was:

Year Average Sold Price Price Change
Sold Properties More information
2025 £199,995
Price decrease
-72%
1 Property
2023 £343,800
Price decrease
-14%
5 Properties
2022 £393,000
Price increase
59%
5 Properties
2021 £162,500
Price decrease
-21%
2 Properties
2020 £196,000
Price increase
16%
5 Properties
2019 £165,316
Price increase
7%
3 Properties
2018 £154,125
Price increase
12%
8 Properties
2017 £135,000
-
1 Property
2016 £135,000
Price decrease
-4%
1 Property
2015 £140,000
Price decrease
-274%
1 Property
Source: Registers of Scotland — official sold price data published by the Scottish Government.