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Updated: Thu, 22 Mar 2012 10:47:17 GMT | By Damian Clarkson, editor, MSN Money
What it's like to live on a £47m island

A look around a beautiful private island up for sale

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So there you have it, your complete tour of the £47 million island. Do you think it's worth the money? Share your thoughts in the comments section below.

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ray butt
22/06/2012 17:01
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I would buy it  today but unfortunately with the Natwest banking problems I cannot transfer cash from my account.
Richard mckenzie
15/06/2012 11:59
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wonderful - But Canada??? what happens in the winter - free ice skating?
james christian (ja58lre)
15/06/2012 13:55
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kinda skint this week, it`s friday and i spent my dinner money on fags ... **** nextime msn !!
tracy worden (thelastword)
15/06/2012 10:43
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yeah, when i win euromillions on friday :)
Joanne Howarth
26/06/2012 10:42
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how often do the bin men come
Paula
15/06/2012 12:54
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I will move there with my kids and liven up the place,  wow  it is amazing.  Maybe if I win the lottery!   How about a house swap, got a 4 bed semi to offer!   If only I was so lucky.... 

 

paul antony razzell (cobra 427sc)
18/06/2012 07:39
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if I have £47 million to buy a island somewhere nice sunshine all years round.
Someone (Trafalgar 1805)
15/06/2012 11:04
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 Yes i'd quite like an evil lair to call my own .
george lee
01/07/2012 08:23
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is there the option try before you buy ?
xaminaa yaqub.
18/06/2012 09:19
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It's an amazing place, but I think it should include more if its for 47m,.. theres more greenery.

akrish chopra
25/06/2012 14:10
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What if I break my leg or arm? How far is a hospital away?
jim Patterson
27/06/2012 19:05
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I have just been the halifax for a mortgage and they turned me down
Someone
15/06/2012 14:21
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Already sold....to ME. Sorry guys!
Ian Hurdle
29/06/2012 17:07
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I bet they still get bother from the double glazing rep's
Max More
15/06/2012 10:28
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Anyone into afirmations,  law of attraction or goal setting?.....somethi​ng to aim for! 
I wonder if Richard Branson has been alerted to it? He can add it to  his collection....make a change from Nectar Island!
jitendra pancholi (Panchal)
29/06/2012 22:01
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It is a hard fact to accept but in the bigger picture our planet is very small part of the universe and this island is just a small dot. It is not capable of giving anyone permanent happiness. Owning it just feeds one's ego but like everything it perishes. What is the use of all that? If you have some extra cash and don't know what to do then think of millions who don't have basic requirements of a comfortable. Do something for them. Remember in the happiness of others lies yours.
kejj Aktttti
15/06/2012 10:15
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       47million  big  ones!Damn!I   don't   have  it   but   this  is  play  money   for   this  top  entrepreneurs,multim​illionaires,billiona​ires   whose  game  is  tight!They   are  on  top  of  their  game  and  their   strategy  is  solid!Chicken  change,folks........​...
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