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Family selling 'idyllic' island with ruined castle after 80 years
- The Gully family is selling Shuna Island, a 1,110-acre private Scottish island with a ruined castle, working farm, and holiday homes, as of June 2025.
- The family has owned Shuna since 1945 after buying it from the Dowager Viscountess Selby, with Edward Gully managing it for 80 years.
- The island includes eight residential properties housing up to 52 guests, supports livestock farming, features country sports such as deer stalking, and benefits from a renewable energy system.
- Estate agents Sotheby's International Realty have highlighted Shuna as an exceptionally unique property, abundant in historical significance, natural beauty, and potential, with viewings planned to begin later this week.
- The sale opens potential for redevelopment or use as a boutique hospitality or wellness destination, marking the end of the family's decades-long stewardship.
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Family put 'idyllic' Scottish island compete with castle up for sale after 80 years - The Mirror
The incredible 1,110-acre Hebridean island, which can be found off the west coast of Scotland, is up for sale after the Gully family decided it was time for a change
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