East Renfrewshire is the area of Scotland where properties tend to be sold for way over the asking price, according to the data analysis from moving experts Getamover.co.uk.
The research was done using historical sale prices from residential sales website Zoopla, and looked at council areas across the UK.
English areas that rated highly included Cambridge and the London Borough of Kensington and Chelsea.
But, since England and Scotland take a very different approach when it comes to the sale of properties, it is impossible to compare the two directly.
Here are the eight Scottish areas where home sellers can expect the most above what they ask for.
5. Stirling
Completing the top five is Stirling. The average sale price is £258,061 compared to an average asking price of £230,189 - a difference of £27,872. | Canva/Getty Images
6. Glasgow
Sixth spot goes to Scotland's largest city - the City of Glasgow. The average sale price is £190,742 compared to an average asking price of £163,177 - a difference of £27,564. | Canva/Getty Images
7. South Ayrshire
In seventh place is South Ayrshire, including the coastal town of Girvan (pictured). The average sale price is £173,987 compared to an average asking price of £152,970 - a difference of £21,017. | Canva/Getty Images
8. Argyll and Bute
Completing our list is Argyll and Bute, including the town of Oban (pictured). The average sale price is £224,520 compared to an average asking price of £205,126 - a difference of £19,394. | Canva/Getty Images