A Scottish couple who spent £9million transforming a 14th-century castle into a five-star hotel have now put up their own luxurious family home up for sale.
Steve Timoney and Alison Reid-Timoney’s Georgian property boasts a 40-foot air-conditioned swimming pool, bar, cinema, stables and a hot tub for eight, all of which is available for the cool price of £1.9million.
The B-listed mansion near Glasgow also has seven acres of land and even a treehouse, complete with electricity, that would give many London studio flats a run for their money in terms of space.
Bothwellpark House, which is on sale with Knight Frank for offers over £1,875,000, is situated in a private position on the edge of Bothwell just north of the River Clyde but is only 10 miles southeast of Glasgow city centre.
Designed by Scottish architect James Playfair, the house was constructed in the late 18th century with two symmetrical wings added in 1991 and 2006, the year in which it was bought by the Timoneys.
Steve Timoney and Alison Reid-Timoney’s Georgian property (pictured) boasts a 40-foot air-conditioned swimming pool, bar, cinema, stables and a hot tub for eight, all of which is available for the cool price of £1.9million
The home is beautifully decorated throughout, with this freestanding bath a centrepiece item in one of the property’s eight separate bathrooms
The master bedroom in the mansion house includes an incredible fireplace and is currently furnished with an impressive four-poster bed
The Timoneys have turned one of the property’s many rooms into a games room, with a large snooker table offering guests the chance to unwind
The B-listed mansion near Glasgow also has seven acres of land and even a treehouse (pictured), complete with electricity, that would give many London studio flats a run for their money in terms of space
The incredible property includes a swimming pool with sauna, steam room, eight-person hot tub, gymnasium and bespoke cinema room
The home’s kitchen area has large windows, which offer plenty of natural light, and an exposed brickwork wall, adding character to the room
The property has seven bedrooms and eight bathrooms in total and all over an impressive three stories. There is also a swimming pool with sauna, steam room, eight-person hot tub, gymnasium and bespoke cinema room.
Within the seven acres the house offers, there is a courtyard of traditional outbuildings including a large garage, with space for four cars, an RV garage or workshop and attractive purpose built kennels.
By the entrance to the gates, the equestrian facilities including eight stalls, tack room, hay barn, feed store and a summer house.
A fenced walkway leads from the stables to four hard-standing turn out paddocks and multiple grazing areas. Additional large grazing areas and galloping track are available for equestrian use.
There is also a spectacular three-tier treehouse with wood burning stove, and a floodlit multi-use games area used for tennis, basketball, and football, complete with spectators pavilions.
Steve Timoney founded the stock market listed group Smart Metering Systems, and he and his wife are now directors of their own investment company, Lochlane Investments Limited.
The Timoneys were widely praised after buying and restoring 14th-century Crossbasket Castle in High Blantyre, South Lanarkshire in 2011.
The castle was on Scotland’s Buildings at Risk Register but is now a successful luxury hotel and wedding venue.
The luxury home includes this majestic walk-in wardrobe, which not only has plenty of space for clothes but is also lit by an incredible chandelier
The Timoneys (pictured) were widely praised after buying and restoring 14th-century Crossbasket Castle in High Blantyre, South Lanarkshire in 2011
Within the seven acres the house offers, there is a courtyard (pictured) of traditional outbuildings including a large garage, with space for four cars, an RV garage or workshop and attractive purpose built kennels
The property has seven bedrooms and eight bathrooms (one of which is pictured here, with his and her sinks) in total and all over an impressive three stories
The fantastic house includes its very own cinema room, where guests can sit back and relax while watching the latest release
Designed by Scottish architect James Playfair, the house was constructed in the late 18th century with two symmetrical wings added in 1991 and 2006, the year in which it was bought by the Timoneys
Bothwellpark House, which is on sale with Knight Frank for offers over £1,875,000, is situated in a private position on the edge of Bothwell just north of the River Clyde but is only 10 miles southeast of Glasgow city centre
Crossbasket Castle (pictured) was on Scotland’s Buildings at Risk Register but is now a successful luxury hotel and wedding venue