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Luxury Scottish country hotel and spa, Trigony House Hotel, which is located in the Nithsdale Valley of Dumfries and Galloway has been brought to market off a freehold price of £950,000.
Trigony House is set in approximately 3.5 acres of woodland and landscaped gardens and is said to be easily accessed through Dumfries town and the village of Thornhill.
The hotel was originally a shooting and fishing lodge for the Closeburn Castle and has since been developed into a well-presented hotel with nine en-suite guest rooms, a restaurant, lounge, bar, and “ample” guest parking. However, the property maintains its art deco features from its refurbishment in the 1930s.
In addition, the grounds feature a boutique ‘Garden Spa’, where guests can enjoy a range of organic beauty treatments, or a break in the Swedish wood-fired hot tub overlooking the woodlands, as well as a Finnish sauna cabin.
It is reported that the hotel is renowned as a dog-friendly location and has been frequently mentioned in the top 10 UK ‘doggy destinations’.
Brian Sheldon, regional director at Christie and Co who is handling the sale, said: “The present owners have spent a lot of time and effort establishing Trigony House as one of the finest country house hotels in the southwest of Scotland, and for their efforts and attention to detail they have been awarded various accolades.
“This is a fantastic opportunity to acquire a profitable regional Scottish hotel which enjoys ample repeat local and tourist trade, with the owners and staff attention to detail considered second to none.”
He added: “There is also the added benefit of a separate detached two-storey ‘coach house’ which is currently utilised for storage and owner’s accommodation. In addition, the current owner is open to discussions about staying on as a chef in the restaurant.”
