18th-century Scottish abbey misses guide

13 June 2003

Fort Augustus Abbey, Invernesshire, the 18-century home of the Duke of Cumberland which later became a Benedictine abbey, sold for £850,000 at Pugh & Co's auction, way below the guide price of £1.5m

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