Retired tennis great Andy Murray reveals plans to renovate his five-star hotel in Scotland after calling time on his sporting career By Arthur Parashar Published: 15:48 BST, 6 August 2024 | Updated: 15:58 BST, 6 August 2024 e-mail 1 View comments Sir Andy Murray has revealed his latest plans to renovate his five-star hotel in Scotland after retiring from tennis. The double Wimbledon champion, 37, called time on his sporting career after an emotional send off at the Olympics in Paris last Thursday. Prior to the Games starting, Murray announced that he would retire from the sport upon the completion of the event at Paris 2024.
And the tennis legend cut an emotional figure as he waved to fans after he and his Team GB partner Dan Evans were beaten in straight sets by USA duo Taylor Fritz and Tommy Paul in the doubles quarter-final. But the father-of-four shows no sign of putting his feet up as he continues to seek out improvements and changes at his Cromlix House venue, which is set in acres of secluded Stirlingshire countryside near Dunblane, where he grew up in Scotland. Double Olympic gold medallist Murray and his wife Kim have lodged plans with Stirling Council for further improvements to be carried out at the hotel.
Sir Andy Murray called time on his sporting career after an emotional send off at the Olympics in Paris last Thursday Andy Murray is pictured with his wife Kim at the Cromlix hotel which they purchased in 2013 Plans show they have asked to make interior alteratio.