Caolis doesn't give up much at a glance, and to be honest, there isn't a great deal here to work with even before you go looking for it. No area profile has come through for the streetscape, the housing stock, the schools, or the transport links, which means the ordinary texture of the place — what the high street looks like, who you'd see out and about, whether the trains take you into a city or nowhere much at all — isn't something I can tell you with any honesty. What I can say is limited to how Scotland looks on average: nationally, median age sits at around 43, roughly six in ten working-age adults are in employment, and about a third of people work in management or professional roles. Caolis carries no figures of its own against any of this, so there's no way to say whether it sits above, below, or bang on those national lines. Given how thin the picture is, I'd rather be straight with you than fill the gaps with guesswork. If Caolis is somewhere you're seriously weighing up, the honest next step is pulling a proper postcode-level check on house prices, schools, and crime for the specific street or postcode you have in mind — that's the only way you'll get a real answer to whether you'd regret moving there.