There's a chance to own one of the Isle of Man's most historic buildings - if you can meet it's £1.5 million price tag.
Ravensdale Castle on Glen Road in Ballaugh, built in 1712, is up for sale.
The building was used as a hotel from 1960 to 1984, and has nine en-suite bedrooms, a clock tower, and seven acres of land around it.
Formerly owned by famous Manx naval commander William Kelly, the property is on the market for a whopping £1,575,000.
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