Andy Murray's hotel and restaurant firm builds up £750,000 debt pile
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dailyrecord.co.ukAndy Murray’s hotel and restaurant business has debts of almost £750,000. The tennis star’s Cromlix House retreat needed another £100,000 in support last year, accounts show.
Figures to March 2020, before lockdown closures, reveal net liabilities of £741,453, up from £503,208. Former Wimbledon champion Murray, 33, playing at the Championships yesterday, may now be forced to invest more or consider shutting the five-star retreat near his home town Dunblane.Accounts say the hotel, valued at £6.7million, “could require further funding”.
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