Agatha Christie's Muse: Burgh Island On the Market for $18.9 million
Burgh Island, where Agatha Christie wrote and set her famous mystery novels 'Evil Under the Sun' and 'And Then There Were None', is up for sale for £15 million ($18.9 million).
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Burgh Island, where Agatha Christie wrote and set her famous mystery novels 'Evil Under the Sun' and 'And Then There Were None', is up for sale for £15 million ($18.9 million).
The 21-acre private island includes a 25-room hotel, bar and beach house
Burgh Island was used as a retreat by ‘The Queen Of Crime’ in the 1930s
The Burgh Island is located on the coast of South Devon in England. It is situated 29 km from the port city of Plymouth.
A mysterious island that inspired Agatha's Christie's writing has gone on sale for £15 million. The lucky new owners will pick up a hotel, pub and beach house in the purchase.