UK: Dalhousie Fortress Resort (Dalhousie), Scotland’s oldest inhabited citadel, is ready to endure a renovation underneath new possession.

Dalhousie, the 800-year-old property situated alongside the River Esk in Bonnyrigg, Scotland, was just lately bought by Michael Clark, a non-public investor from Dundee, Scotland. 

With a finances of £4.5 million, the renovation will embrace a rise in bedrooms from 35 to 38, a brand new bar lounge within the Alexander Suite, a renovated lounge for all day eating, a single cask whiskey cellar and a remodelled library. 

ISA Architects will lead the renovation, which is predicted to be completed by the top of summer season 2025. 

Michael Clark stated: “Dalhousie Fortress is a tremendous property and steeped in historical past. We wish to be certain that the material of the property is enhanced, but additionally give it a makeover to mirror a contemporary and chic fashion.”

Richard Ellison of seven Hospitality which manages the property, stated: “We’re thrilled to be overseeing the undertaking and overseeing the operating of this historic and distinctive resort.” 

Highlights: 

• Dalhousie Fortress Resort, Scotland’s oldest inhabited citadel, is present process a £4.5 million renovation after being bought by Dundee-based investor Michael Clark.

• Renovations embrace increasing from 35 to 38 bedrooms, including a brand new bar lounge, all-day eating lounge, single cask whiskey cellar and a library. 

• ISA Architects will lead the renovation, with most work anticipated to be accomplished by the top of summer season 2025.