A transgender person who owned a Highland castle sells the property to a U.S. couple, according to reports. The transaction involves the castle, described as a stately Highland residence. The U.S. couple is reported to plan restoration work related to a steamboat that was used in the well-known film “The African Queen.” The articles frame the sale as part of a wider restoration effort by the buyers, linking the purchase of the castle with their interest in preserving film-associated heritage. The sources do not provide detailed terms of the sale, the castle’s location beyond the Highlands, or the identity of the parties involved. They also do not include reactions from local authorities or residents. Overall, the coverage centers on the ownership change for the castle and the buyers’ stated project to restore the steamboat associated with the movie.