A six bedroom former couch house deemed Scotland's 'spookiest property' is up for sale - but are you brave enough to live in it.
Residents of the property , which is in the grounds of Comlongon Castle in Dumfries, have reported several ghostly sightings and caught paranormal activity on camera.
The ghost sightings are that of Lady Marion Carruthers, who mysteriously fell from one of the castle windows in 1570.
Since her death, grass does not grow on the spot where Lady Carruthers tragically died.
There has also been multiple reports of locals seeing the apparition of a woman around the castle, and often the sound of crying can be heard from within.
Despite its spooky history, this property is undeniably, if not hauntingly, beautiful. The family home is situated in the castles private gardens and features a tranquil garden pond.
There is ample amounts of space, with six bedrooms, three/four reception rooms and three bathrooms.
It also has an elevated dining room with a feature window that provides access to the barn conversion. This mysterious home is bursting with character and is furnished with contemporary touches throughout.
In addition to the coach house, there are multiple outbuildings on the grounds, providing the owner with endless possibilities for their use.
With its haunted history, this creepy Coach House is likely to become an attraction for those ghost hunters with a penchant for spooky stories.
On the market for offers over £450,000 you can view the property for yourself here - if you dare!
