Ever fancied owning your own spaceship? One of the world’s most extraordinary holiday homes – a futuristic aluminium-clad pod that looks like something straight out of a sci-fi film – has just hit the market for £650,000.Known as AirShip 002, the bizarre spacecraft-style property isn’t on some distant planet, but perched on Scotland’s remote Morvern Peninsula, where it has become a hugely popular Airbnb attracting guests from around the world.With its gleaming silver exterior, distinctive portholes and enormous ‘dragonfly’ windows overlooking the Sound of Mull, it’s certainly not your average holiday home.Even getting inside feels like boarding a spaceship, with steps leading up to the front door of the striking structure, which is raised above the ground on two sets of metal legs.AirShip 002 was designed by architect Roderick James and interior designer Amanda Markham as an experiment in compact aluminium construction. The AirShip 002 is a unique property located on Scotland’s remote Morvern Peninsula Guests can enjoy views of the Sound of Mull from its huge dragonfly’ windows The interior is cladded with aluminon and wood, with portholes along the sideInside its spaceship-like interior there is a double bed, kitchenette, living area, shower room and wood-burning stove.It currently boasts an average rating of 4.94 out of five from more than 500 Airbnb reviews and ranks among the platform’s top 10 per cent of homes.The holiday home is being sold as part of the Druim Na Cracaig portfolio near Drimnin, Oban.Included in the sale are two other unusual holiday lets – The PilotHouse and The Captain’s Cabin – as well as a two-bedroom owner’s or housekeeper’s home known as The Old Chapel. The properties are all located on an elevated plot of more than four acres and boast views towards Tobermory, the Ardnamurchan Peninsula and the surrounding mountains. The PilotHouse is an elliptical two-storey building. Its living room is raised above the ground to capture the sea views. A bedroom, study and shower room are located downstairs, while an external balcony looks towards Tobermory. Meanwhile, the Captain’s Cabin’s design is inspired by life at sea and features a saloon, galley kitchen, double bedroom as well as a private rooftop ‘deck’.Despite its nautical appearance, it comes with modern comforts including underfloor heating, triple glazing and renewable electricity. Alongside the AirShip 002, three other properties are included in the sale such as the Captain’s Cabin (pictured) The property’s design is inspired by life at sea and features a saloon, galley kitchen, double bedroom as well as a private rooftop ‘deck’ The PilotHouse, pictured, is an elliptical two-storey building with beautiful viewsThe Old Chapel provides a more conventional base for whoever takes over the business, with two bedrooms, a kitchen, living room and conservatory.Parking, workshops, storage buildings and the established holiday-letting operation are also included.The asking price has been reduced by £100,000 after the collection was initially marketed for offers over £750,000. Estate agent Savills, which has listed the collection for sale, says the business has recorded a consistent annual turnover of around £100,000 during each of the past four years.The distinctive cabins have attracted guests from across the world and appeared on television programmes including Scotland’s Greatest Escape and Alan Cumming’s Paradise Homes.Selling agent Iona Conn said: ‘Few hospitality businesses combine such imaginative architecture, proven commercial success and an utterly captivating setting.’AirShip 002, The PilotHouse and The Captain’s Cabin have become destinations in their own right, attracting visitors from across the globe to experience this remarkable corner of the west coast.’