Based in Stirling, Graham will be helping self-builders, developers and local authorities to turn their nHouse projects into reality.

Designed by Richard Hywel Evans, the nHouse range starts with a two-bedroom bungalow and covers every type of house, flat and bungalow up to a six bedroom, three-storey house. Once in situ, each nHouse takes less than a week to finish and be ready to move into.

With full accreditation supporting a wide range of mortgages for self-builders, each nHouse is available with a 12 year warranty and a 60 year structural guarantee. The houses are designed to stand for at least 300 years.

Externally, solar panels help generate electricity to power an electric car whilst internally a house management system, robotic vacuum cleaning system and even a landing pad for future drone deliveries are all available.

The first show home has been sited close to the design and manufacturing operation, near Peterborough in Cambridgeshire.

Graham Scott said: “Modular homes are no longer perceived as a ‘lifestyle’ choice. They are simply a better option for living.

“Having explored the marketplace, designed and built my own homes in the past, I can speak from experience when I say that modular homes are easier to build, less expensive to run and of a much better quality than the majority of traditional new build homes.

“Working with nHouse is a fantastic opportunity. nHouse is the best modular housing design that I have ever seen and I am really pleased to be involved in helping to develop the future of residential housing in Scotland.”