Imagine waking up in a Scottish castle, looking out your window and realizing nearly everything you can see belongs to your estate. 🏰 🐄 Glengorm Castle sits on 3,702 acres of the Isle of Mull, an expanse of private Scottish countryside more than four times the size of Central Park. The land stretches through rolling pastures and woodland all the way to secluded bays along the Atlantic, giving the estate something almost impossible to replicate: its own piece of Scotland’s coastline. Built in 1860, the 18-bedroom castle is the centerpiece, with grand staircases, wood-paneled rooms, fireplaces and windows overlooking a landscape that has remained largely untouched for generations. And this isn’t just a castle surrounded by empty land. The estate includes a working farm and holiday cottages that already generate income, turning thousands of acres into a functioning private domain. It’s now being offered for more than £9 million, roughly $12 million. In some of the world’s most expe...