In 2006, Bob Dylan and his brother bought a 25-acre Scottish estate for £2.2 million; after the pandemic kept them away, they sold the 16-bedroom property 17 years later for £4.26 million
- American singer-songwriter Bob Dylan and his brother David Zimmerman sold their 25-acre Scottish Highlands estate for £4,257,650 in December 2023, nearly doubling the £2.2 million they paid for it in 2006.
- According to STV News, the 16-bedroom Aultmore House was bought by whisky producer Angus Dundee Distillers after Dylan and his brother had not visited the property since the Covid-19 pandemic.
- The sale, reported by CoStar News in December 2023, ended the musician’s 17-year ownership of the historic mansion in Scotland’s Cairngorms National Park.
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- American singer-songwriter Bob Dylan and his brother David Zimmerman sold their 25-acre Scottish Highlands estate for £4,257,650 in December 2023, nearly doubling the £2.2 million they paid for it in 2006.
- According to STV News, the 16-bedroom Aultmore House was bought by whisky producer Angus Dundee Distillers after Dylan and his brother had not visited the property since the Covid-19 pandemic.
- The sale, reported by CoStar News in December 2023, ended the musician’s 17-year ownership of the historic mansion in Scotland’s Cairngorms National Park.
Sources: Times of India