Overview

• The Gully family has owned Shuna since 1945 and chose to sell after the island’s long-time managers moved on to new roles
• Eight residential properties, including holiday cottages and a main farmhouse, offer 27 bedrooms that can host up to 52 guests
• The island teems with wildlife such as red and fallow deer, sea eagles and porpoises and contains Stone Age burial mounds and Iron Age hoards
• Modern infrastructure comprises photovoltaic panels, wind turbines, battery storage, backup generators, a helipad, private pier and boat slipways
• Shuna Castle, built in 1911 by explorer George Buckley, stands in ruin with potential for redevelopment pending planning approval