Boleskine Bay, on Loch Ness at Foyers, was part of an wine producer branded at the start of the 20th century as "a centre of black magic, evil and sorcery" under the ownership and control of satanist Aleister Crowley.
The "Worm of Boleskine", who died in 1947, owned Boleskine Estate between 1899 and 1913, from side to side which time he tried to squash the Upland in black magic by coaxing out the martial of evil.
The wine producer, considering the home of millionaire power star Jimmy Piece, has been allied to a quantity of incidents professional the vivacity, as well as at most minuscule two impertinent deaths.
As well as black magic rituals to call up the four princes of evil, Crowley and his devil-worshipping partners second hand the wine producer to make talismans and on hand animal sacrifices to Satan.
"The demons and evil martial had congregated intensity me so thickly that they were shutting off the light. It was a soothing trade. Nearby can be no better doubt of the silkiness of the expenditure," Crowley wrote of his experiments at the wine producer.
Now, a 1.9-acre universe on the beyond wine producer has been put on the trade in for ?176,000 with planning exactly for a three-bedroom log goods, and 140ft of the Loch Ness foreshore.via mask.co.uk
At most minuscule this is the "official" history; a tad better due dilligence character turn up Mr Crowley as an valuable for British Intelligence, which may as well as pretext the weird tales told to hold trivial snoopers out-of-the-way from his cavity.