Wednesday, 15 April 2020

The Holiday Property Bond : Coo Palace, Scotland

Coo Palace
The Holiday Property Bond (HPB) opened Coo Palace, Borgue, Near Kirkcudbright, Galloway in March 2020.

It is the latest addition to the Holiday Property Bond’s holiday portfolio of 33 properties across Europe.

These consist of luxury villas, cottages, apartments and historic country houses,

Coo Palace is a Grade A building in coastal Galloway that had fallen into total dereliction.

It comprises two studios, 12 one-bedroom units, 10 two-bedroom units and two three-bedroom units along with an indoor heated swimming pool.

It offers views over Wigtown Bay and the Solway Firth and is 33 miles from Dumfries and 70 miles from Carlisle.

James Brown, who was an eccentric millionaire and co-founder of the Manchester department store ‘Affleck and Brown’ (the Harrods of the North), built Coo Palace for his 12 prize Belted Galloway cows in the early 20th Century.

Also known as the Corseyard Farm and Model Dairy, it comprised a milk parlour, cart shed and stabling as well as the 23m high water tower.

With a keen interest in the Arts & Crafts movement, and a flair for grandeur, Brown decorated his masterpiece with a mixture of the Arts & Crafts, Art Nouveau and Italian styles in mind.

Following Brown’s death in 1920, sadly fell into disrepair, until the current £10million restoration.

Lowland Scotland
This area of lowland Scotland has an undulating coastline of rocky shoreline and sandy beaches along with inland forest areas.

Robert Burns Home, in nearby Dumfries, was the last home of the Scottish Poet.

Gretna Green the most well-known wedding venue in the country is on the eastern edge of Dumfries and Galloway, where young couples would elope to marry in secret!

Drumlanrig Castle is set in the 120,000-acre Queensberry Estate and is considered one of the most important Renaissance buildings in Scotland.

Built in the 17th Century, Drumlanrig has mountain bike trails, fishing, walking routes, a playground, castle tours a country park and Victorian gardens offering plenty to do for all the family.


Coo Palace
Holiday Property Bond
Established in 1983, The Holiday Property Bond (a life assurance bond) offers its bondholders the chance to enjoy holidays in properties including cottages in the Cotswolds, a castle on the Pembrokeshire coast, a French chateau, luxury villas in southern Spain and a palazzo in Tuscany.

Website: www.hpb.co.uk/property-portfolio/coo-palace/details and www.hpb.co.uk
Kathryn Peel at kathryn@peelwilliams.com

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