Get free house AND £70k salary to live on picturesque ‘Whisky Island’ off UK coast … but you can’t do it alone

You may be able to secure a free house and a salary of $70,000 on a remote island, but you will need to locate a companion.

‘Whisky Island’, also known as the stunning Isle of Islay in Scotland, is the location of the ideal chance.

The island is well-known for its stunning scenery, rocky beaches, and top-notch distilleries.

A private estate is looking for a pair to live and work on its expansive grounds, so this is more than just a vacation spot.

The caveat is that you’ll have to bring a companion.

One of you will be in charge of cleaning, and the other will be in charge of driving and gardening.

Keeping the property immaculate, supervising employees, conducting errands, and occasionally even cooking are all part of the housekeeping job.

Maintaining the grounds, pruning hedges, and transporting visitors about the island are all part of the gardening job.

Candidates must have a driver’s license, be willing to work a flexible schedule during peak hours, and be at ease among dogs; if you move in, your animal pals may even move in with you.

One of the benefits is a three-bedroom house on the estate with a kitchen, living room, and family bathroom that is free of rent.

Although you will be responsible for paying your own utility costs, council tax is paid.

The job also pays an astounding $70,000 a year, which the pair will share.

You may take advantage of everything Islay has to offer when you’re not working, from charming communities like Bowmore and Port Ellen to famous whisky distilleries like Lagavulin.

The estate will host exclusive parties, weddings, and private retreats, providing an opportunity to mingle with well-known visitors.

Anybody who longs to escape the rat race for undulating hills, sandy beaches, and a close-knit community will find paradise on Islay, which is tucked away in the Inner Hebrides.

The Greycoat Lumleys website is where you can apply for the position.

Meanwhile, it appears that more and more British people are choosing a peaceful island lifestyle over the hustle and bustle of the city.

A family has made the decision to live on a small island that is only accessible twice a day.

In another article, a woman describes how she was able to live for free on a “heavenly” island despite working only twenty-four hours a week.

However, not every island in the UK is “heavenly.”

For anyone seeking a terrifying experience, the United Kingdom has a number of eerie islands, one of which can only be reached by kayak.

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