Want a Father Ted lifestyle? The stunning Craggy Island lookalike off the Irish coast is for sale - for the price of an average London house - and includes a stunning beach (and a herd of ponies).
Middle Calf Island features abundant wildlife, lakes, ruined buildings and views of the 'wild' Atlantic. The island, in County Cork, is being sold by Vladi Private Islands, who expect it to sell for less than €1 million. READ MORE: Where the super-rich REALLY go on vacation - secret forum reveals where they like to check in
AdvertisementEat with all your heart, Father Ted.
This beautiful island off the coast of Ireland - reminiscent of the fictional 90s Channel 4 sitcom Craggy Island which shares its name with the main character - could be yours for less than a million 'euros.
Representing 64 acres of "uninhabited solitude", Middle Calf Island, off the south coast of Ireland, has a magnificent private beach, abundant wildlife and views of the “wild” Atlantic Ocean. This is according to Vladi Private Islands, the company responsible for selling it.
The company's CEO, Farhad Vladi, told MailOnline Travel that t's expected to sell for less than €1 million (£866,000), significantly less than the average price of a flat in Westminster, which currently stands at £1.22 million, according to Foxtons. And about the average price of a London house.
A list of properties for the island, which is part of Ireland's County Cork region, indicates that the land was inhabited before World War II and contains several ruins. It is also home to around 25 Kerry...
Eat with all your heart, Father Ted.
This beautiful island off the coast of Ireland - reminiscent of the fictional 90s Channel 4 sitcom Craggy Island which shares its name with the main character - could be yours for less than a million 'euros.
Representing 64 acres of "uninhabited solitude", Middle Calf Island, off the south coast of Ireland, has a magnificent private beach, abundant wildlife and views of the “wild” Atlantic Ocean. This is according to Vladi Private Islands, the company responsible for selling it.
The company's CEO, Farhad Vladi, told MailOnline Travel that t's expected to sell for less than €1 million (£866,000), significantly less than the average price of a flat in Westminster, which currently stands at £1.22 million, according to Foxtons. And about the average price of a London house.
A list of properties for the island, which is part of Ireland's County Cork region, indicates that the land was inhabited before World War II and contains several ruins. It is also home to around 25 Kerry...
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