A house belonging to one of the Island's most famous residents has gone on the market - with a price tag of £30 million.
Arragon Mooar in Santon for Dr John Taylor, who founded engineering firm Strix.
The home, which has six bedrooms, five reception rooms, an exhibition space and lecture theatre is part of a 280-acre estate that has a farm and cottages attached.
The estate features panoramic coastal views, according to its listing on property website Zoopla.
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