The three Scots villages named among the 'poshest' in the UK

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Three Scottish villages have been ranked as some of the ‘poshest’ in the UK. In The Telegraph’s list of Britain’s 54 poshest villages, only a trio of Scottish locations made it into the guide which picks out the poshest villages based on a combination of highest house prices, best lifestyle amenities, connectivity and "chocolate-box appeal".

According to the paper, 60 percent of Savills estate agents reported seeing a rise in demand for rental homes in the most desirable countryside locations during the pandemic.

Of those, a remarkable 57 percent said the demand was coming from residents who couldn't buy where they wanted - opting for high-end country markets while they wait for a property in their chosen-area to have a chain-free sale.Frances Clacy, analyst at Savills said: “People want villages that have a bit of everything, from schools to stunning countryside, with accessibility to cities and transport infrastructure."Less well-trumpeted factors count too, such as the main road through the village should only lead to other villages.”So, to live your best country life, here are the most sought-after rural locations in Scotland.Average house price: £349,951This highly desirable village in Fife which dates back to the 16th century can be found in a sheltered inlet in the East Neuk of Fife.With plenty of large Victorian-era detached properties and no less than five beaches, it's easy to see why it makes the list.With plenty of watersports on offer, a tennis club and an abundance of restaurants, the most famous spot in the village is the Ship Inn which overlooks the beach.Average house price: £287,476With its large Victorian villas and stunning scenery, the idyllic village of Strathtay is much in demand.With a top golf