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50 Main St
Dalmellington KA6 7QL
Eglington Inn · Hospitality Property For Sale
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2,437 sq ft
INVESTMENT HIGHLIGHTS
- Long established hotel and public house
- Public bar, lounge & function suite
- Prominent Main Street trading position in heart of village
PROPERTY FACTS
| Property Type | Hospitality | Property Size | 2,437 sq ft |
| Property Subtype | Hotel | No. Floors | 2 |
| Costar Property Class | C | Year Built | 1861 |
| Total Plot Size | 0.08 ac |
| Property Type | Hospitality |
| Property Subtype | Hotel |
| Costar Property Class | C |
| Total Plot Size | 0.08 ac |
| Property Size | 2,437 sq ft |
| No. Floors | 2 |
| Year Built | 1861 |
AMENITIES
- Restaurant
ABOUT 50 MAIN ST , DALMELLINGTON, EAY KA6 7QL
The subjects benefit from a prominent trading position on the Main Street (B741) within Dalmellington, a traditional market town and civil parish in East Ayrshire, which lies approximately 15 miles south east of Ayr and 50 miles south west of Glasgow. Situated in the Doon Valley, Dalmellington stands at 600 feet above sea level and is scattered over a hillside. The town developed around textiles, the railway, ironworks, coal mining and forestry, and this attractive settlement is dominated by the attractive Kirk of the Covenant, which is located at the top of the village. The Doon Valley Museum is housed in one of the oldest buildings in the town (built 1744), and explores the social and industrial heritage of the area and also boasts an art gallery. Loch Doon, near Dalmellington is the largest inland loch in southern Scotland, and is popular with outdoor enthusiasts who can enjoy a range of activities including walking, fishing and watersports etc, as well as attracting birdwatchers who come to see the Ospreys nesting. The area is also extremely popular with cyclists, and Dalmellington is on the cycle route from Lands End to John O’Groats, as well as the new South West Coastal 300 route. Other nearby amenities include a number of golf courses, as well as the Dark Sky Observatory. The town has a thriving centre with a range of independent shops, eating establishments and a post office.
