A Scottish castle on the Isle of Mull has hit the market for £9million, with historic architecture and dramatic views of the Atlantic coastline. 

Situated at the northern tip of Mull, Glengorm Estate, which is seeking offers over £9,000,000, combines rugged natural beauty with peace and quiet.

It is within easy reach of Mull's principal town, Tobermory, and mainland Scotland.

Helicopters are able to land on the estate lawn, and a nearby airstrip at Salen can accommodate light aircraft. 

At the heart of it all is Glengorm Castle, a B-listed Scottish Baronial residence constructed in 1860. 

It has turreted façades, ornate decorations and striking romantic architecture. 

The castle was built from locally quarried granite, with sandstone dressings and biblical inscriptions carved into the exterior, according to Savills.

On the inside, Glengorm Castle blends its impressive historic style with modern comforts. 

The bedrooms are arranged over several floors, turrets and self‑contained apartments, of which there are four.

As such, the castle can function both as a private home and a space for entertaining guests. 

The main reception rooms have magnificent views. 

The drawing room features a large bay window with coastal views, while a formal dining room is well suited to entertaining, and a library provides a more intimate atmosphere. 

Throughout the castle, original features and open fireplaces add to the grandeur of the building.

There is also a modern biomass central heating system, installed in 2014, to provide efficient and sustainable warmth throughout the property.

The estate itself extends to 3,702 acres, encompassing pasture, rough grazing, hill and coastline, and around 260 acres of woodland. 

The estate's shoreline is more than three miles long and includes secluded bays, rocky headlands and sheltered anchorages at Loch Mingary and Laorin Bay, complete with a historic pier, mooring and boathouse. 

Glengorm also has a pedigree livestock enterprise: the Highland cattle at Glengorm have been maintained for more than 170 years. 

Residential properties across the estate include a portfolio of 17 properties, including a combination of long‑term rentals and short‑term holiday lets.

Luke French, director at Savills Rural, said: 'Glengorm is a truly exceptional Scottish estate, combining one of the finest Baronial castles on the west coast with dramatic Atlantic frontage, significant acreage and a diverse, well-established income base. 

'Opportunities of this calibre, where historic architecture, environmental importance, lifestyle appeal and commercial resilience come together so cohesively, are extraordinarily rare. 

'We anticipate strong interest from across the globe for this very special property.'

Glengorm Castle and Estate is offered for sale as a whole, a rare opportunity to purchase a fully functioning historic island estate.