There are no buildings on the island.
Barlow, a remote and uninhabited island off the southern coast of Scotland, is up for sale for $190,000 (roughly Rs. 1.5 crores). CNN, The island includes a flood pond that supplies water to livestock and other species during the winter months. It also has a pebble beach that is accessible on foot and a boat can be beached or anchored at low tide.
Aaron Edgar of the Galbraith Group said, “There is still a very romantic feeling attached to owning your own Scottish private island where you can escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life and enjoy some peace and quiet amongst the most beautiful scenery can enjoy.” handling the sale of Island, it said in a statement, according to the outlet.
The nearest town is about six miles away and it takes an hour by road to reach the nearest railway station. London and Edinburgh are over 350 and 100 miles away respectively.
The island is about 25 acres in size and is covered with lush green grass and rocky outcrops that extend out to sea. The location also features “excellent views” and some of the biggest seabirds around.
The Galbraith Group website stated “There are no existing or historic planning consents or applications relating to the island. Any planning opportunities should be checked directly with the local planning authority by the buyer.”
The island is home to all kinds of wildlife, including great black-backed gulls. In the UK the area has been designated as an Area of Special Interest because of the rare species of fauna or flora it contains. The rock is also home to rare plants such as sea lavender and scented orchids.
The agency is expecting a huge interest in the island. “We have seen strong demand for entire private islands from both domestic and international parties, who have handled the sale of many in Scotland,” continued Mr Edgar.