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More details for Market Bar, Inverness - Retail for Sale

Market Bar

Inverness, IV1 1EH

  • Retail for Sale
  • £375,000
  • 4,445 sq ft

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.

Contact:

ASG Commercial

Property Subtype:

Shopfront Retail / Residential

Date on Market:

15/09/2025

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More details for Duchally House, Nairn - Hospitality for Sale

Duchally House - Duchally House

Nairn, IV12 4RE

  • Hospitality for Sale
  • £750,000
  • 10,776 sq ft
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More details for Raemoir Rd, Banchory - Retail for Sale

The Cowshed - Raemoir Rd

Banchory, AB31 5QB

  • Retail for Sale
  • £850,000
  • 6,777 sq ft

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.

Contact:

Graham & Sibbald

Date on Market:

15/09/2025

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More details for The Trentham Hotel, Dornoch - Hospitality for Sale

Trentham Hotel - The Trentham Hotel

Dornoch, IV25 3HZ

  • Hospitality for Sale
  • £349,000
  • 2,437 sq ft
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More details for Vacant Retail Unit (Formerly The Tain Pottery), Tain - Retail for Sale

Former Tain Pottery - Vacant Retail Unit (Formerly The Tain Pottery)

Tain, IV19 1LZ

  • Retail for Sale
  • £290,000
  • 7,782 sq ft
  • 24 Hour Access

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.

Contact:

ASG Commercial

Date on Market:

15/09/2025

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More details for Drumbeg Hotel, Lairg - Hospitality for Sale

Drumbeg Hotel - Drumbeg Hotel

Lairg, IV27 4NW

  • Hospitality for Sale
  • £445,000
  • 8,000 sq ft
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More details for Parkdaill, Hawick - Land for Sale

Land at Parkdaill - Parkdaill

Hawick, TD9 0JR

  • Land for Sale
  • £55,000
  • 1.90 ac Plot
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More details for 21-23 St. Leonards Ln, Edinburgh - Retail for Sale

21-23 St. Leonards Ln

Edinburgh, EH8 9SH

  • Retail for Sale
  • £525,000
  • 4,568 sq ft
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