A flourishing audio-visual firm has been chosen by one of the Lake District’s most luxurious hotels to handle technology installations at its new six star property in Bowness.
The £500,000 Church Suites venture, based at the site of the former Rose Cottage bed and breakfast on Church Street, comprises four luxury serviced suites with state-of-the-art technology, all controlled wirelessly via an iPad.
Matt Holmes, a director at Epixx, said: “While the Church Suites project is Epixx’s first foray into the leisure sector, working with one of the Lake District’s most prolific hoteliers meant we were able to come up with a vision that showed off our expertise in full.
Matthew and Ben have been receiving advice from accountancy and business advisory firm Moore and Smalley, including advice on the financial aspects of starting the company and putting growth plans in place.
“While this remains a challenge for many firms in the current economic climate, the luxury leisure sector is booming so this represents a huge opportunity for Epixx. We look forward to becoming a trusted adviser to the business as it grows.” The Cranleigh Boutique is owned by local entrepreneur Stephen Hargreaves who also owns the Hideout Boutique House in Bowness.
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