Wed, 16 Jan 2013 | COMMERCIAL PROPERTY
What was once a commercial property operating as the East Dunbartonshire Council office building is to be transformed into a boutique hotel.
Boclair House, located at the bottom of Boclair Hill, came on the market last January for £1.5 million. The building was purchased by WPH Developments Ltd/Westpoint Homes and is set for redevelopment.
Work is expected to begin towards the end of summer and once operational, the hotel will provide around 34 full-time and 20 part-time jobs to locals.
David Mawhinney, development manager of the purchasing party, told the Milngavie Herald: “The established landscaped garden ground is an important and advantageous feature for the hotel, as we hope that the hotel will attract considerable interest as a wedding venue.”
The building is a red sandstone Tudor Gothic mansion and is Category B listed. It was first build by the Buchanan sisters of Bellfield in 1890 and has been held as a local landmark ever since.
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