Lottery winners Colin and Christine Weir banked a whopping loss of £1.2 million on the sale of their Troon mansion.
And that’s before they splashed out a fortune on renovations and building a garage for a fleet of cars and a brace of garden rooms.
The figure for what they sold Frognal House a year ago has only now emerged on public rolls.
The couple paid hotel tycoon Bill Costley £3.5m for the pile six years ago when they shifted south from Largs.
The sold it for £2.3millon after they split up.
Sprawling Frognal had been put on the market at an upset price of offers over £2.25m.
The new horse-loving owner put an extra £50,000 on top to seal the bargain deal in under a fortnight.
Colin died aged 71 in December and his friends and family staged a wake for him at Turnberry Hotel.
He had shifted to a villa in Belleisle Drive, Doonfoot, while it is not known where mum-of-two Christine moved to.
They were the biggest UK lottery winners when they won more than £161m nine years ago.
At Frognal , they built a seven-bay car garage and two sun rooms without permission.
And they had to spend thousands rebuilding a Listed brick boundary wall they flattened illegally.
