Ruins of historic Boleskine House on Loch Ness up for sale

The house and surrounding land is up for sale for more than £500,000

The ruined former home of notorious occultist Aleister Crowley has been put up for sale.

It is on the market, along with over 22 acres (9 hectares) of land, for over £500,000.

Mr Crowley is said to have carried out what he claimed were black magic rituals at the property, near Foyers, between 1899 and 1913.

The building - which was later owned by by musician Jimmy Page, of Led Zeppelin - is reported to be haunted or cursed.

A major fire ripped through the B listed Georgian Boleskine House above Loch Ness in 2015.

The selling agent Galbraiths said echoes of its former splendour are all that remain of Boleskine House, but added that there is an opportunity to restore it into an outstanding property.

Large parts of the property have been destroyed by fire in 2015