There's a chance to own a historic, 19th century mansion for the price tag of £8 million.
Kirby Park in Douglas was built in 1813 by Colonel Mark Wilks, who later served as the governor of the Island of St Helena during the time Napoleon was exiled there.
Sitting on 48 acres, the house has 10 bedrooms and five bathrooms - while the grounds have an entrance lodge and a river for fishing.
It's being marketed by Chrystals Estate Agents, you can see the property below:
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