Remote Scots island cottage with 20-seat private cinema and spa on market for £85k

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A unique house is up for grabs on a remote Scottish island - complete with its own private cinema.The detached three-bedroom property on the Shetland island of Skerries has an asking price of offers over £85,000.But not only does it have a 20-seat cinema, but there is also a garage converted into a relaxing spa room complete with a hot tub.The building, named Schoolhouse, was built around 1893 and was later extended.It was formerly owned by a fire-breathing entertainer called ‘Crazy’ Chris Harris who installed the cinema and ‘spa’. Join the Daily Record's WhatsApp community here and get the latest news sent straight to your messages. It is thought that the cinema's seats come from an Odeon in Manchester.Estate agent Anderson Strathern says “viewing is highly recommended”.Once in Shetland you need to get a 90-minute ferry from the mainland to Skerries.Skerries, which is a grouping of two islands joined by a bridge, has a reported population of around 35.Amenities on the island include a post office/shop and public hall, but the school has been mothballed. Don't miss the latest news from around Scotland and beyond - Sign up to our daily newsletter here .