A 13-bedroom mansion in Scotland that used to be a prison is on the market for $3.3 million - here's a look inside the renovated home

The Penninghame House was sold to its current owners in 2000 by the Scottish Prison Service.

Prior to being sold, the mansion was a prison that housed up to 95 prisoners.

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The prison provided rehabilitation courses for its prisoners and provided nearly 50 jobs to the local community.

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The mansion was built in 1869, while the office building and dining room are believed to have been built around 1700.

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The property includes a 13-bedroom mansion, five additional houses, a stable block, equestrian facilities, nearly 5,000 feet of river frontage, and farmland.

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The estate spans around 100 acres and boasts breathtaking views of parkland and gardens.

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The current owners spent five years renovating the property. They added modern finishes including a kitchen with light-colored cabinets and wood floors.

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To preserve its history, the owners decorated the mansion with Victorian furniture and art.

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Long hallways throughout the home lead to intimate living and dining areas.

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The mansion sports a sauna and relaxation room.

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It also includes a gym stocked with equipment.

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The entire estate is for sale for $3.3 million (£2.6 million). It is represented by estate agency Knight Frank.

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