Many people say the first thing they'd do if they won the lottery would be to buy their own private island and move away from the rest of humanity. Now house-hunters have the chance to do just that, after an Orkney isle off the north coast of Scotland went up for sale for £600,000. The island of Hunda, which lies about 25 miles north east of the mainland port of Thurso, has no habitable property. The uninhabited Orkney isle of Hunda, which is connected to the neighbouring island of Burray by a causeway, has gone up for sale for £600,000
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Island of Hunda off the north coast of Scotland goes up for sale - despite containing no habitable homes
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Asking price does include a farmhouse on a neighbouring isle, which is connected to Hunda by a causeway
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The isle also has no power supply and potential owners would have to bring in a generator or build wind turbine
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But current owner says the location offers incredible views of surrounding coastline and abundant wildlife
The island comes with a plot of land on neighbouring @placeholder, a workshop, two livestock sheds, sheep handling pens and a variety of derelict cottages