Caolas, Crossapol, on the Isle of Coll
(Picture: Strutt & Parker)We all know that property is an asset. But not every home comes with an annual income of £150,000.
On the Isle of Coll in the Scottish Hebrides, where the turquoise sea meets the island’s grassy shores, lies Caolas, a six-bedroom house accompanied by 67.8 acres of grazing land, almost a mile of sea frontage and two wind turbines. These are the money makers.
