A stunning Loch Lomond island with links to Robert the Bruce has hit the market – for a cool £1million.
Inchlonaig Island, which sits opposite Luss, was listed by agent Savills last week, with offers over £995,000 invited for the 200-acre site.
The island boasts ancient woodland, including around 800 yew trees, which can be traced back to Robert the Bruce in the 14th century – who is said to have planted trees, with his men using bows made from the wood in the Battle of Bannockburn.
