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http://shet.news/zyjfx Copied! MUNESS Castle is back on the market despite appearing to be sold to new owner in an online auction on Friday – but this time the guide price has risen to a quarter of a million. The ruin of the 16th century castle, the most northerly in the UK, comes with 160 acres of crofting land at the southeast tip of the island of Unst. 12 of 14Adverts The castle, described as vacant with no bedrooms, is sold via online bidding by Glasgow based Future Property Auctions. The auction closes on Friday afternoon. Last week, the land including its A-listed castle went o...
Source: Future Property Auctions The sale by Future Property Auctions also included 240 acres, a number of crofter's cottages, mainly in derelict condition, and barns. It is also unclear whether mining operations will be permitted on the land. The auctioneers claim that gold and copper reserves were discovered in recently commissioned geological survey. But it is unclear whether mining operations will be permitted on the land. Today the 73ft by 26ft castle retains circular towers at the north and south corners. According to the auctioneeers, the ground floor and first storey "surv...
Source: Future Property Auctions Currently Historic Environment Scotland (HES) run and maintain the castle as a museum but it is unclear if that will continue following the sale. The castle which is normally free to vist and open all year round, is listed by the HES as closed, but that people can still visit the exterior of the site. It is also unclear whether mining operations will be permitted on the land. The auctioneers claim that gold and copper reserves were discovered in recently commissioned geological survey. According to one analysis, the low price tag is less than the cos...
© Shutterstock Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up An uninhabited remote Scottish island that spans 11 acres has been sold for four times more than its £80,000 asking price. Sitting in the middle of the beautiful Loch Moidart in the west Highlands, Deer Island was on offer for less than a one-bedroom flat in Inverness or Aberdeen. The price tag left many potential buyers stunned as for the same amount of money you could secure a garage in South London. Boasting neither a house nor amenities the secluded ...