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Victory Group (“Victory”) has completed the acquisition of Cameron House, the internationally renowned luxury resort set on the banks of Loch Lomond, from affiliates of KSL Capital Partners, LLC.
The acquisition marks a further investment by Victory into luxury and prime hospitality and real estate. Cameron House joins Victory’s collection of world-class assets, which include the Fairmont Grand Hotel Geneva, the largest five-star hotel in Switzerland, the Zudo project in Amsterdam’s Zuidas, a 207,000 sqm mixed-use state-of-the-art urban redevelopment (formerly the ABN AMRO headquarters), an ultra-prime office redevelopment in London’s Jermyn Street, among others.
Cameron House is one of Scotland’s most iconic destinations: a historic 17th‑century estate set within an exceptional natural landscape at the gateway to the Highlands. The resort was recently named the 5th best resort in Europe by the Condé Nast Traveller UK Readers’ Choice Awards 2025, underlining its international standing as a world‑class leisure destination.
Erik Moresco, Founder of Victory Group, said: “This acquisition reflects our strong conviction in high-quality assets in attractive locations. Cameron House combines a setting of breathtaking beauty, heritage and luxury, with legendary Scottish hospitality. We are excited to be making our first acquisition in Scotland, and we continue to see the UK as a compelling investment market.”
Victory intends to build on Cameron House’s strong reputation, enhancing the resort through carefully curated wellness and experiential‑led offerings, while respecting the estate’s historic character and environmental context.
The transaction adds to Victory’s dedication to long-term stewardship and active management of landmark assets.
Victory was advised by Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner, Alvarez & Marsal, Shepherd and Wedderburn, Turner & Townsend Building Consultancy, JLL Debt & Structured Finance and Howden Global Financial Sponsors. Financing was provided by Apollo-managed funds, advised by Gibson, Dunne & Crutcher and Burness Paull.
