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Ardfin Estate
Ardfin Estate is a country estate on Jura Island, Inner Hebrides, Scotland. It is situated at the southern tip of the island, between Feolin and Craighouse. It includes the 16-bedroom C-listed Jura House, worth £5 million as of 2012. The gardens are home to exotic specimen plants from Australasia. These were, for some years, a popular tourist attraction on the island though they have been closed since a new owner acquired the estate in 2010. The estate also includes miles of coastline and seven islands over a total of .〔Heffron, Mike (4 August 2010) "Much more than a house". Glasgow: ''The Herald''〕
In November 2010, the Ardfin Estate was purchased by Greg Coffey, an Australian hedge-fund manager.〔(【引用サイトリンク】title= Aussie stars shine in funds revival )〕 He instructed that the gardens should be closed to the public, and ordered the disposal of all livestock from the estate farm. The closure of the gardens initially caused some concern among residents, although Coffey's spokesman indicated that in due course they would be re-opened, probably in 2012. However, more recent information (February 2012) suggests that the closure may become permanent, and in June 2012 it emerged that Mr Coffey was planning to build a golf course on part of the estate.〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=Controversial banker to build golf course )〕
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