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Comedian Alan Carr Becomes Baron After Buying Scottish Castle
17 Mar
Summary
- Comedian Alan Carr acquired the Barony of Ayton title and a castle.
- The historic Scottish estate cost £3.25 million and features 16 bedrooms.
- Carr plans a Disney+ series documenting the castle's renovation into a hotel.
Comedian Alan Carr has embraced a new title, becoming a baron after purchasing the historic Barony of Ayton in Scotland for £3.25 million. The 49-year-old comedian revealed his acquisition of the title and the sprawling Ayton Castle, which dates back to 1324. He confirmed his purchase on a podcast, stating his excitement about this new chapter.
The magnificent estate includes 16 bedrooms and spans 160 acres with its own miniature railway. Carr, inspired by his time on 'Celebrity Traitors,' plans extensive renovations. These efforts will be documented in a new Disney+ series, tentatively titled 'Castle Man,' following his successful home renovation show format.
Carr's vision extends to transforming the castle into a luxury hotel and spa, a project he has signed a seven-figure deal for with Disney+. However, a community meeting to inform local residents of his plans was postponed due to overwhelming interest, highlighting local anticipation and potential concerns regarding public access.
