FOR the discerning buyer looking for a Highland pile, High Tor could be the perfect purchase. Sitting in eight acres of land, the 5,000sq ft building seems every inch the medieval castle, with vast stone vaulted halls, hidden passages and, it is even rumoured, its own ghost. But there is a catch – the buyer will need to travel to the United States to take up residence. The property is in fact a reproduction of a 13th century Scottish castle, built in New City, in Rockland County, upstate New York, around 1920. It has come on the market for the first time in more than 50 years … [Read more...]