'Idyllic' island with ruined castle goes on sale for first time in 80 years

After 80 years, a family is selling their historic Hebridean island, Shuna, home to a ruined castle, farm, and holiday business. The £5.5m sale includes the 1,000-acre island, offering white sand beaches and rocky coves, making it an "idyllic" retreat. The island's rich history, including ties to New Zealand adventurer George Alexander MacLean Buckley, who built the castle, adds to its allure as a "truly rare offering" in the market.