Commercial Properties for Sale in Scotland

Drumnadrochit Hospitality for Sale

Kilmore Farmhouse Guest House is a highly rated turnkey business offering five stylish letting suites, a spacious owner’s apartment, and extra income from an on-site ice-cream and doughnut booth. Set on the popular Great Glen Way with an EV charging station, it is an easy-to-run property perfectly placed for strong year-round tourism.

Property Subtype:

Bed and Breakfast

Date on Market:

17/09/2025

Stewarton Specialist for Sale

Graham + Sibbald are delighted to bring to the market this idyllic Glamping Pod site 30km south of Glasgow City Centre. The business for sale offers 5 immaculately presented Glamping pods crafted from Siberian wood all with their own private deck and hot tubs. The site is perfectly manicured offering a tranquil space only a short drive from all that Glasgow and Ayrshire has to offer. The business has a great reputation with frequent return guests and a good gross profit, it is the ideal opportunity for a new operator to take on the established business and further develop it.

Property Subtype:

Caravan Park

Date on Market:

17/09/2025

Roy Bridge Hospitality for Sale - Lochaber/Skye/Lochalsh/Arran

Exceptional Hotel with 17 letting bedrooms, recreational facilities, superb public rooms, 3-bed owners accommodation wing, staff mobile home, extensive parking and 5 acres of attractive grounds. The area around Spean Bridge is renowned for its outdoor activities including walking and climbing in the summer months with skiing and ice-climbing being popular in the winter. Tourism is the key driver of trade and includes the many visitors who fish, undertake walking, cycling and climbing holidays or partake in a more sedate excursion of the Highlands taking in the many sites and historical features. Other visitors include ornithologists and naturalists who find an abundance of wildlife to keep them busy for an extended stay. For walkers the range of terrain provides a great variety in the level of challenge from non-technical hill-walking to more strenuous mountaineering. There are numerous mountains in this area located within easy reach, Ben Nevis, the Munros and Corbetts and two long distance walks the Great Glen Way and the East Highland Way. This generates a good deal of trade for the accommodation providers in the area. Numerous national and international sporting events occur in the area throughout the year bringing even more visitors. For mountain bikers there are plenty of demanding venues, both at Nevis Range which is close by, as well as Laggan Wolftrax. In addition to the usual car touring holiday makers this property is well located for the world-famous Jacobite Steam train which operates twice daily from May to October carrying up to 600 passengers per day. This train travels over the Glenfinnan viaduct featured in the Harry Potter movies and brings many fans of the films to this area. Spean Bridge is also an ideal stop-over point for travellers to Skye, the North Coast 500 and the outer isles including Lewis and Harris. The village itself has a number of facilities including visitor attractions, 9-hole golf course, shops and restaurants. The area has an abundance of wildlife, attracting ornithologists and naturalists with red deer, pine marten, otter, osprey, red squirrels, elusive golden eagles and rare butterflies helping to attract visitors. The Property Of traditional stone construction, built in 1880, Glenspean Lodge Hotel is a substantial detached villa under a pitched slate roof. The property is deceptively spacious with accommodation being laid out across three floors. The property offers many original Victorian features which adds to the charm of this impressive hotel. DEVELOPMENT POTENTIAL Glenspean Lodge Hotel presently trades on a restricted seasonal basis, through personal preference, offering the opportunity for new owners to expand the trading model if so desired. The business also does not open for lunches and afternoon teas, again affording a degree of further business development. The spacious grounds may also offer some development potential subject to obtaining the necessary consents. Owners Accommodation OWNERS / STAFF ACCOMMODATION The main owner’s accommodation wing within the hotel is situated to the rear and can be accessed via a private courtyard entrance. Access can also be gained via the main hotel building. This spacious and comfortable accommodation comprises of 3 double bedrooms on the first floor; there are also 2 family bathrooms on this level. On the ground floor there is a large modern, well-appointed kitchen which could accommodate a dining table. There is also a family lounge. This annexe is more than ideal to act as family accommodation, or alternatively for staff use. If not required for either use, the house could bolster income being let out as a self-contained house or equally could be developed into further letting bedrooms. OWNERS HOUSE - AVAILABLE BY SEPARATE NEGOTIATION A completely separate owner’s house is situated to the rear of the title and also benefits from an elevated location with stunning views. This three-bedroom (all en-suite) house comprises a spacious sitting room, beautifully-appointed lounge / dining room, large utility room, study room / office plus elegant family bathroom. This property is available by separate negotiation, further details can be obtained from the selling agents. STAFF CARAVANS Within the site there is a staff caravan which has LPG gas heating. GROUNDS With excellent signage, Glenspean Lodge Hotel is a substantial property benefiting from an elegant, elevated and prominent trading location. The property sits in around 5 acres which is set to a mix of mature woodland, grassed areas and extensive car parking for about 30 cars. There are a number of patio areas located around the building allowing guests to take advantage of the sun throughout the day. Parking areas benefit from lighting and there are recharging points for electric cars. The property benefits from excellent external storage units and sheds. Rates / Council Tax As of April 2026, the owners have confirmed that the rates have been reduced to £15,632.50. This update has not yet been reflected on the SAA rates website. Proof of the revised figure can be provided upon request. The property benefits from mains electricity, with private water and drainage. The property has a biomass boiler system feeding the hot water and central heating system; this system also feeds the detached residence. There are also solar panels to supplement the other heating systems. The hotel benefits from a standby LPG gas heating system which can be used during power outages; LPG gas is used for cooking. Glenspean Lodge Hotel is fully compliant with extant fire regulations and environmental health requirements. The property is fully double glazed. Recently the business has benefitted from a new connection to Openreach’s super-fast fibre network. There is free Wi-Fi access throughout the hotel. The property has a CCTV security system.

Property Subtype:

Hotel

Date on Market:

16/09/2025

Muir Of Ord Retail for Sale - Caithness/Sutherland/Ross/Crom

Substantial property comprising a sound retail unit which previously operated as a grocery store, lovely adjoining 5-bedroom flat ideally situated on the NC500 tourist route. Offers over £535,000 are invited for the freehold interest complete with remaining trade contents (according to inventory).

Property Subtype:

Shopfront Retail / Residential

Date on Market:

16/09/2025

Thurso Hospitality for Sale - Strathy

Charming Inn featuring a bar, restaurant, comfortable owners accommodation, and exciting development potential, ideally situated on the popular NC500 tourist route in Thurso. Offers Over £435,000 are invited for the heritable property complete with goodwill and trade contents (according to inventory), excluding personal items. Stock at valuation. The business has a license under the Licensing Scotland Act 2005,and a copy of the operating plan is available to interested parties which details operating practices. Licence number is HC/CSER/0378.

Property Subtype:

Hotel

Date on Market:

16/09/2025

Golspie Hospitality for Sale

Fully licensed 5 letting bedroom hotel in an excellent trading position in the centre of Golspie, includes bar, restaurant and ballroom plus spacious owners accommodation. Offers Over £549,000 are invited for the heritable property complete with goodwill and trade contents (according to inventory), excluding personal items. Stock at valuation.

Property Subtype:

Hotel

Date on Market:

16/09/2025

Beauly Hospitality for Sale

Ornum House is a delightful country property set in beautiful countryside. It has been tastefully extended to its current arrangement since acquired in 2004. The property consists of a 4 bed residential house, which was until recently operated as a 4 Star, 3 bed B&B and owner accommodation and two, 4 Star holiday cottages. The properties sit in mature garden grounds with a 1.5-acre field with an agricultural holding number across the road. The subjects for sale are 2 miles from Beauly and 12 miles from Inverness.

Property Subtype:

Bed and Breakfast

Date on Market:

16/09/2025

Ullapool Retail for Sale - Caithness/Sutherland/Ross/Crom

Jojo Deli is a charming, open-plan delicatessen and bakery located within the Caledonian Building on West Argyle Street-right in the heart of Ullapool. Jojo Deli enjoys a prime location just a short walk from the Caledonian MacBrayne ferry terminal, with twice-daily sailings (once on Sundays in winter) to Stornoway. This makes it an ideal stop for those planning a trip to Lewis, Harris, or the other stunning Hebridean Islands. The deli also benefits from its position directly on the renowned North Coast 500 route, attracting a steady stream of visitors exploring Scotland's spectacular northern coastline. Conveniently situated just off the A835, the property is highly accessible and benefits from excellent signage. The immediate area is well equipped with shops, services, and facilities catering to both locals and tourists. Ullapool, a vibrant village with a strong sense of community, offers schools, a golf course, and a range of social and welfare amenities. It serves as an excellent base for exploring the wider Highlands. Inverness, the Capital of the Highlands, is just a 60-minute drive away, offering a full array of services including an airport and a mainline railway station. The Property The total floor area being approx. 42m² and the layout is mainly open plan. The front of the property is divided between the sales area and an area housing the counter with the coffee machine placed behind, large chilled display cabinet, ice cream display freezer and shelving to display stock. To the left is the open plan commercial kitchen comprising stainless steel fittings such as cool cabinets, a free-standing preparation island, shelving and all other expected appliances. A Rational professional oven and hood complete the space. To the right of the food preparation area is a doorway leading to the kitchen, which is equipped with a worktop, under-counter units, a sink, and a dishwasher. This space also functions well as a breakout area for staff. To the rear of the building, an internal door provides access to the baking area and the staff WC, which in turn leads to the rear exit. The baking area is fitted with a commercial mixer and a triple bread oven. The exterior of the property features charming stonework complemented by a duck egg blue, three-quarter glass entrance door and large picture window which floods the interior with natural light. A French-style awning adds a stylish touch, enhancing the inviting, delicatessen-inspired aesthetic. Reason For Sale Having owned the business since 2021, it is the owner’s desire to sell the business and move onto other business interests that brings this excellent opportunity to the market. Rates / Council Tax The retail unit has a rateable value of £6,500 as at April 2023, property reference number 03/01/098100/6. The new owners could benefit from the 100% discount on the non-residential element under the Small Business Rates Relief scheme, where eligible. The business benefits from mains electricity, water and drainage.

Property Subtype:

Shopfront Retail / Residential

Date on Market:

16/09/2025

Gairloch Retail for Sale - Caithness/Sutherland/Ross/Crom

Offers over £145,000 are invited for the freehold interest. Though the vendor’s preference is to sell they may consider a lease or a lease to buy option. Lease outline heads of terms are available from ASG Commercial.

Property Subtype:

Shopfront Retail / Residential

Date on Market:

16/09/2025

Isle Of South Uist Hospitality for Sale

Property Subtype:

Hotel

Date on Market:

16/09/2025

Tain Retail for Sale

Offers in Excess of £295,000 (Freehold) Profitable fruit and vegetable wholesalers supplying to many businesses across the North Highland area, trading from a large freehold unit and yard situated in the town of Tain.

Date on Market:

16/09/2025

Inverness Retail for Sale

Offers Over £249,000 (a rental option may be available) Freehold: Well established profitable independent barber shop with flat located in ‘Old Town of Inverness’

Property Subtype:

Shopfront Retail / Residential

Date on Market:

16/09/2025

Garmouth Hospitality for Sale

Speyside Self Catering offers a unique and highly attractive investment opportunity, located centrally in the quiet and picturesque village of Garmouth. Garmouth is a picturesque village located on the northeastern coast of Moray, Scotland, where the River Spey meets the Moray Firth. Known for its natural beauty, rich history, and peaceful setting, Garmouth offers a charming blend of coastal and countryside living. The village is surrounded by scenic landscapes, with rolling farmland, woodland walks, and access to the famous Speyside Way walking and cycling route. Despite its tranquil rural setting, Garmouth is exceptionally well-connected. It is located just 9 miles from Elgin, the region’s main commercial hub, offering a wide range of shops, schools, healthcare services, and leisure facilities. From Elgin, the A96 trunk road provides direct access to Inverness, the Highland capital, around 45 miles to the west, and Aberdeen, the Granite City, approximately 65 miles to the east. Both cities offer major transport links, including airports, rail connections, and extensive business services, making Garmouth a viable option for commuters and entrepreneurs alike. The village itself boasts a strong community spirit, a historic golf course, and proximity to sandy beaches and wildlife-rich estuaries, making it a popular destination for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts. With its unique setting along the Moray Firth coast and its close ties to the Speyside whisky region, Garmouth is ideally situated for tourism-related businesses, lifestyle ventures, or simply a peaceful place to call home. The Property THE PROPERTY Formerly the Garmouth Hotel, the property has been transformed into the self-catering apartments we see today. The building is made of stone with a white render and a slate roof. The overall finish of the property is of an exceptionally high standard, showcasing thoughtful design that seamlessly blends contemporary style with a sense of comfort and practicality. The main building is run by oil with the apartment block enjoying electric heating and separate water heaters in each apartment. Ground Floor The main building offers individual rooms with their own ensuite facilities. Guests also have full use of the communal dining area and well-equipped kitchen. On entering the property, to the left is a large laundry and storage room, boiler cupboard and door to rear courtyard. An internal hallway leads through into Room 1 and 6. Room 1 is a twin room and Room 6 is a single room. Both are fresh, comfortable and benefit from ensuite shower rooms. To the right of the main entrance is the communal kitchen diner. This room is available for all guests to use and is equipped with all the modern conveniences one would desire. Whilst still on the ground floor, there are two apartments to the right. These both enjoy their own access and are beautifully appointed suites. Apartment 1 is fully accessible. First Floor Stairs ascend from the main entrance hall to the first-floor landing, which provides access to three well-appointed en-suite guest rooms, including a family suite comprising two bedrooms. Apartment Block To the rear of the main building lies a purpose-built apartment block. This hosts two one-bedroom apartments, numbers 2 and 3, both benefiting from separate lounge /kitchen, double bedroom and ensuite with bath. The property benefits from mains electricity, gas, water and drainage. Electric heating and hot water is provided in all rooms. The main building has single glazed windows due its Listed status and the other areas benefit from double glazed throughout. The entire building is compliant with a modern fire alarm system, emergency lighting and WiFi.

Property Subtype:

Serviced Apartment

Date on Market:

16/09/2025

Thurso Retail for Sale

Newsbeat Newsagent is ideally located in a single storey detached property in the heart of Thurso. The business comprises as well-stocked newsagent as well as offering takeaway ice cream, hot food and fresh coffee. This flexible retail unit is located centrally on Princes Street, Thurso. Thurso lies on the north coast of Caithness and is an attractive coastal town with a harbour, bustling main street, lovely beaches and excellent local services. Situated on the busy North Coast 500 route, the main route from Inverness to Scrabster passes through Thurso, passing the entrance to the property on Princes Street. The town has a good mix of traditional shops, cafes, bars and restaurants and the well-known River Thurso flows through the town attracting salmon fishers from all over. The area is also well known for surfing, hosting surfing championships, as well as offering various other outdoor pursuits. There are lots of things to do and see in Thurso, including the five-star visitor attraction, North Coast Visitor Centre, and many other places of interest. The area also benefits from an attractive sandy beach with spectacular views across to Orkney and Dunnet Head. For golfers there are a couple of great courses, the renowned course at Reay and locally, Thurso golf club is located just outside the town. Natural attractions such as the National Nature reserve at Loch Fleet is on the doorstep. Tourists include walkers, winter-sports enthusiasts, cyclists, bird-watchers, motorcyclists and fishermen. Local events and the position on North Coast 500 are also a great draw to the area. With a population of circa 8,000, the town provides both a primary and secondary school as well as tertiary education. The town is connected by road and rail to Inverness to the South and the town of Wick to the East. The Property Newsbeat Newsagent is a standalone building with excellent visibility to passing trade on Princes Street. The inviting shop frontage is fully glazed with a large, picture window frontage, thus enjoying natural lighting and a clear line of sight from the pavement. The sales area is rectangular in shape, with an office, store and staff welfare in the rear quarter of the floor area. In addition to the shop retail area there is a WC, store and office, all located to the rear of the unit. The subjects are split into two sections: the main retail area (extending to about 82m²) and staff accommodation (extending to around 50m²). The property is on the ground floor only and has direct access from the pavement. Reason For Sale The vendors have owned Newsbeat Newsagent for several years. It is their desire to retire from the newsagent business and follow other unrelated business interests that brings this excellent opportunity to the market. Rates / Council Tax The property has a business Rateable value of £7,250 reference number 01/01/664195/7 (April 2026) but benefits from a 100% discount under the Small Business Bonus Scheme with a net Liability of £zero for eligible businesses.

Date on Market:

16/09/2025

Thurso Hospitality for Sale - Caithness/Sutherland/Ross/Crom

North of Scotland, The Borgie Lodge Hotel offers a stunning and comfortable retreat in the heart of the Borgie River Glen. Located along the famous North Coast 500 route, this charming Highland hotel is surrounded by woodlands and teeming with local wildlife — guests frequently spot majestic sea eagles and red deer right on the grounds.

Property Subtype:

Hotel

Date on Market:

16/09/2025

Inverness Retail for Sale

An impressive newly refurbished 96m² ground floor unit in the heart of Inverness, prominently positioned on the A82 with three striking picture windows, excellent branding opportunities, flexible internal layout, and benefiting from high passing footfall.

Property Subtype:

Shopfront Retail / Residential

Date on Market:

16/09/2025

Thurso Portfolio of properties for Sale

Two thriving retail businesses for sale in Thurso – a hardware store and paint supplier with huge growth potential, loyal customers, and strong cross-sell synergy. Includes 14 on-site containers for storage or rental – a ready-made opportunity! Offers in the Region of £490,000 are invited for the heritable property complete with goodwill and trade contents (according to inventory), excluding personal items. Stock at valuation. It may be possible to buy separately.

Date on Market:

16/09/2025

Keith Retail for Sale - Dufftown

Attractive coffee shop set in Dufftown, Malt Whisky Capital of the world.

Property Subtype:

Shopfront

Date on Market:

15/09/2025

Inverness Retail for Sale

Iconic Inverness city centre bar in a prime trading location on a key pedestrian route into the refurbished Victorian Market. This well-established, high-profile venue occupies a substantial three-storey property with basement and benefits from a loyal local customer base. A popular live music destination with established management in place, it is suitable for remote or absentee ownership. Located beside a major tourist hotspot, the business also offers strong development potential. Inverness city centre occupies a strategic position as the commercial and transport hub of the Scottish Highlands, providing excellent regional connectivity and strong logistical advantages for businesses. The Market Bar benefits from a central location within the main city centre trading area, close to Church Street and key pedestrian routes, ensuring high levels of footfall throughout the year. Inverness is well served by road, rail and air links, with direct access via the A9 and A96 providing efficient routes to Aberdeen, Perth and the Central Belt. The city’s railway station offers regular services to Edinburgh, Glasgow and London, while Inverness Airport provides domestic and limited international connections, supporting both business and tourism travel. As the principal service centre for the Highlands and Islands, Inverness draws from a wide rural catchment area in addition to its strong local population. This is further enhanced by its role as a major tourist gateway, with significant seasonal and year-round visitor numbers. The combination of strong infrastructure, growing population, and established tourism economy makes Inverness city centre a highly desirable and commercially resilient trading location for hospitality operators. The Property The Market Bar is a 3-storey property with a full basement level with its origins from around the 1740s. The property is in a terraced location and has excellent prominence and branding. The building is of stone construction under a slate roof. Reason For Sale After owning and running The Market Bar since 1982 and successfully operating the business for many years in the hospitality sector, the owners’ forthcoming retirement brings this excellent opportunity to the market. The business benefits from mains electricity, water and drainage. The premises trading aspects are fully compliant with Environmental Health and Fire Regulations. The building also has a security system.

Property Subtype:

Shopfront Retail / Residential

Date on Market:

15/09/2025

Nairn Hospitality for Sale

Offers over £750,000 are invited for the heritable property complete with goodwill, business intellectual property and trade contents (according to inventory), excluding personal items. Stock to be as part of the purchase. Exceptional Property with 10 Suite Apartments Situated in the Popular Town of Nairn.

Property Subtype:

Bed and Breakfast

Date on Market:

15/09/2025

Banchory Retail for Sale

The restaurant is truly one of a kind and is situated on the north side of Banchory in famous Royal Deeside. Banchory is an affluent busy community on the River Dee, only some 18 miles from the City of Aberdeen - where there is the International Airport. Deeside increased in popularity in the 19th century courtesy of Prince Albert's purchase of the Balmoral Estate at nearby Ballater, ensuring the continued perennial appeal of Royal Deeside to a myriad of visitors; all of which produces businesses to the local hotels. In addition, of course, Deeside is famed for its field sports, fishing; shooting; stalking; it can give huge benefit to the Cowshed, coupled with the ease of accessibility to Aberdeen. This unique hospitality business offers restaurant, takeaway, ice-cream, functions and weddings, covering almost all aspects of the industry. The Cowshed is a family owned and managed business. Over the years the family have significantly refurbished and upgraded the premises in order to host such a variety of income streams. Previously a chef school, The Cowshed boasts an impressive kitchen which in turn aids the multi-operational business. The availability of The Cowshed offers a new owner the opportunity to operate a multi-income stream hospitality business in an affluent, popular and well known part of Scotland. There is also the opportunity to redevelop due to the substantial size of the property, subject to the necessary planning consents. There is a development plan to build approximately 500 new homes close to the Cowshed, upon completion of the new residential site there is plan for more homes to be built. This increase in residents close to the Cowshed will only enhance the trade, introducing an entirely new set of customers.

Date on Market:

15/09/2025

Dornoch Hospitality for Sale

Offered at a significantly reduced price, The Trentham Hotel is a substantial and attractive detached property located on the A9 just north of Dornoch. This well-maintained freehold premises presents an excellent opportunity to acquire a sizeable hospitality asset with an established—though currently quieter—trading operation. Ideally positioned in a popular Highland location, the property offers strong potential for future growth.

Property Subtype:

Hotel

Date on Market:

15/09/2025

Tain Retail for Sale

Vacant retail unit with a substantial footprint and strategic position on the NC500, representing a prime opportunity for innovative development. The Tain Pottery is located just outside of the town of Tain on the busy A9 trunk road which links Inverness with Thurso and the Orkney Ferry. Tain railway station is on the Far North Line, linking Thurso and Wick with Inverness. Tain has a wide range of amenities including shops, supermarkets, medical facilities, schools and recreational facilities. The pottery benefits from being VisitScotland sign posted on the A9 and about 200m away. Tain as a general location is certainly popular for walkers and field sportsmen with an abundance of local wildlife, trout and salmon fishing opportunities. Golf is another popular activity in the area with a championship standard course in Tain plus the famous Championship Course of Royal Dornoch which is only a short drive away. For tourists, Tain was granted its first royal charter in 1066, making it Scotland's oldest Royal Burgh. Tain is well placed to explore a range of castles, distilleries and indeed is a good base from which to make a day trip to Loch Ness and visit the Highland Capital itself. To the north lies Golspie, the home of the most northern UK outdoor karting track. It has a great reputation, with some junior drivers making it onto the big stage of F1. The locale is well-known for its lovely golden sandy beaches, especially at Dornoch and Portmahomack, both within a short drive. Inverness, the Capital of the Highlands, is approximately 35 miles away, accessed by an easy commute and offering extensive shopping, leisure and entertainment facilities, along with excellent road, rail and air links to the south and beyond. The Property The original subjects are of stone construction under slate roofing and dates from the early 1800s, possibly earlier. Accommodation is mostly arranged on the ground floor, with first floor decorating areas and attic storage over the central wing storage area. Public entry is into the retail element of the business on the south west wing. The hard standing extends to the rear of the south west wing to allow deliveries and product dispatch. Each of the different pottery production methods used on site have dedicated areas within the building. The building has been maintained since ownership in the mid-1990s with significant sections of the roof being replaced during this time. The power distribution has been rewired from the main boards located in the throwing section of the building, providing separate distribution boards in each of the functional areas. To the rear of the north east wing, is the office and W.C. Above this there is storage, materials being placed using the forklift. There is an LPG tank at the rear of the building. There are also extensive grounds to the rear offering storage and parking. The property is clearly signed from the main A9 trunk route. Reason For Sale The current owners wish to retire and are winding down the pottery business and selling the building. The property is served by 3 phase mains electricity, water and septic tank drainage system. The effluent water is treated through a septic tank and then a biological purification system. This system is shared with a domestic property which is currently owned by one of the neighbours.

Date on Market:

15/09/2025