An idyllic private island off the west coast of Scotland is up for sale, offering sandy beaches, puffins, seven houses, a pub, a helipad, and a flock of black-faced sheep. Sanda Island, located between Scotland and Northern Ireland, has historical connections with monks, saints, and kings, including visits from Scottish king Robert the Bruce and Norwegian king Hacon. Famous owners have included Jack Bruce of the rock band Cream.
Access to the island is by boat or helicopter, with accommodation for 26 guests spread across seven residential properties. The island also features a tavern, named after a ship wrecked off its coast in 1946. Bird watchers can enjoy colonies of puffins, gulls, cormorants, and more.
The island is listed for offers over £2.5 million ($3.1 million) and includes two additional islands. Most accommodations have been recently renovated, and there is potential for renewable energy sources. Interest in the sale has been high, with potential buyers looking for a private retreat or opportunities to develop the island’s amenities.
Whether you’re looking to live off-grid or expand farming operations, Sanda Island offers a unique opportunity for those with a few million to spare.