A UAE billionaire who built a secluded golf complex in Scotland has put a 639-acre site up for sale, according to reports. The development—described as a “ghost” resort—was created by Mahdi al-Tajir nearly 20 years ago.
The outlets say the property has been used almost exclusively by al-Tajir and his family, which has contributed to its reputation as largely unused or inaccessible to others. The listing announcement frames the move as a disposal of the large estate rather than a public reopening.
While the coverage provided is limited and sourced to the same outlet, the central details are consistent: the scale of the land, the approximate construction date, and the “ghost” description tied to who has had access to the venue. The reports do not specify the asking price or indicate who might purchase the site, nor do they detail any planned future use.
