Shuna, a 1,110-acre island off Scotland’s west coast, is on the market for $7.5 million. The island, owned by the Gully family since 1945, features a ruined castle, ancient burial mounds, untouched beaches, and diverse wildlife. Originally built in 1911 by George Buckley, the castle fell into disrepair in the 1980s. The property includes a working farm, six holiday homes, and sustainable energy sources. The family’s decision to sell comes after the departure of live-in managers. Real estate agents are promoting Shuna as a unique opportunity for private retreats, hospitality ventures, or wellness destinations. Wildlife on the island includes deer, otters, seals, dolphins, and eagles, drawing early interest from potential buyers. (Newser)
