Become owner of a plot of land on the Kincavel Estate in Sonachan, Scotland, and have legal usage of the title Laird (meaning land owner). Laird is a title that can be used by men or women but the commonly accepted equivalent for women is “Lady”.

Upon receipt of the registration card we will produce a personalised title deed inscribed with your name and title, your personal plot number and a plot map.

The sale of this title is completely genuine and legal. The Laird title document has been drawn up by a lawyer to ensure that it is a legal and valid document and all ownership details are carefully registered.

The Kincavel Estate lies on the Ardnamurchan peninsular, which covers 50 square miles and is due west of Fort William. There are around 2000 human inhabitants on the peninsular, but many more thousands of creatures and plants, some of which are very rare. The north coast of the peninsular faces the Islands of Muck, Eigg and Rhum, while the south coast runs alongside Loch Sunart and the Sound of Mull.

The Kincavel Estate is within a large area of land belonging to the Sonachan Hotel, 1000 acres in total, 400 of which have been enclosed by fences to encourage the natural regeneration of the flora and fauna without damage by farm stock. Sonachan is located between the beautiful sandy beaches of Ardnamurchan?s north coast and Tobermory - the scene for children?s television show “Balamory”, which is a short ferry ride away on the Isle of Mull.

The Kincavel Estate itself is just a few hundred yards from a secluded golden sandy beach - visitors at certain times of the year may find they have it all to themselves. On a nice day the estate is the perfect place for a picnic as there are spectacular views in every direction; across the mountainous countryside inland and across the sea to the Isle of Mull. Nearby attractions include the Ardnamurchan Natural History Centre and Ardnamurchan Point lighthouse. This lighthouse was one of many built by the Stevenson family, and is the only one in the world built in the Egyptian style. Ardnamurchan Point is the most westerly point in mainland Britain - a claim often wrongly thought to belong to Land’s End in Cornwall.