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Scottish heritage landmark in need of £12m renovation up for sale for £30,000

A castle in Shetland is on the market for just £30,000 - but any potential buyer will also need a spare £12m.






A castle in Shetland is on the market for just £30,000 - but any potential buyer will also need a spare £12m.

House-hunters could snap up Brough Lodge on the island of Fetlar for less than the price of a flat.

The 200-year-old property is set in 40 acres of land, with folly towers, a courtyard and walled gardens.

But investors have been warned they will need deep pockets to cover the cost of the renovations to the building, which dates back to 1820.

The Brough Lodge Trust - which was formed in 1998 to preserve the building - has appealed for... More from the BBC


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Scottish heritage landmark in need of £12m renovation up for sale for £30,000

A castle in Shetland is on the market for just £30,000 - but any potential buyer will also need a spare £12m.






A castle in Shetland is on the market for just £30,000 - but any potential buyer will also need a spare £12m.

House-hunters could snap up Brough Lodge on the island of Fetlar for less than the price of a flat.

The 200-year-old property is set in 40 acres of land, with folly towers, a courtyard and walled gardens.

But investors have been warned they will need deep pockets to cover the cost of the renovations to the building, which dates back to 1820.

The Brough Lodge Trust - which was formed in 1998 to preserve the building - has appealed for... More from the BBC


 



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