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Kinloch Castle on Scotland’s Isle of Rum Listed for £775,000

The conservation agency owner will only sell to a buyer committing significant investment with community benefits.

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Overview

  • NatureScot has put the heritage estate on the market through Savills with a minimum asking price of £775,000, roughly €900,000.
  • Prospective buyers must outline how their plans will support nature, sustainability, culture and the island’s economy, alongside funding for substantial repairs.
  • The turn-of-the-century property covers about seven hectares and includes a ballroom, library, seven reception rooms and 20 bedrooms.
  • A rare Imhof & Mukle orchestrion remains in place, together with original wood panelling, domed bay windows and a grand stone-staircase entrance.
  • The remote location is accessible by regular ferry from Mallaig, and reports note a small resident community of around 40 people on the island.