Craigiehall near Edinburgh served as a headquarters for the British army up until 2015.
Hidden behind a wall of trees lies an eerie abandoned Scots housing estate once used by the military and their families.
According to Edinburgh Live, despite security, vandalism has plagued the site with smashed windows and broken fences becoming a common sight. Exposed to the elements, the once-white housing has black and brown patches and paint can be seen pealing from the facades. Proposals were launched in 2019 to knock the site down and turn it into a 1,200-home village with a hotel which could sleep 100 people, and a park and ride. These were later scrapped.
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