Ravensdale castle sold

Wednesday, 18 January 2023 17:15

One of the Island's most historic builidngs has officially been sold.

Ravensdale Castle, worth a whopping £1.8m has been on the market since 2020.

The 9-bedroom building in Ballaugh was used as a hotel from 1960 to 1984 and was originally built in 1712.

It boasts a clock tower, library, seven acres of land and was formerly owned by famous Manx naval commander William Kelly.

Cowley Groves, the estate agents behind the sale say they're 'thrilled to have played a part in finding the Castle's new owner'.

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