Hospitality Properties for Sale in Scotland

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

Freehold: £400,000 The Nethercliffe Hotel is a substantial Georgian building located in the town of Wick, on the north coast of Scotland. The original 4 storey building enjoys a rich history and is a significant landmark locally. The Nethercliffe Hotel was completed in 1826 when Wick was being established as the busiest herring fishing port in the world. Mr John Kirk, a philanthropic businessman, commissioned the build and later went on to become the Provost of the Royal Burgh of Wick. This six letting bedroom hotel enjoys consistent all year-round profits derived from large numbers of tourists, business clients and loyal local support. Being located on the popular North Coast 500 tourist route, the Nethercliffe is perfectly situated for an overnight stop.

Property Subtype:

Hotel

Date on Market:

01/10/2025

Grantown On Spey Hospitality for Sale - Grantown-on-Spey

A striking stone-built villa in a prime High Street location within the Cairngorms National Park. Ideally positioned in a busy year-round tourist destination, Willowbank offers strong commercial potential and an excellent lifestyle opportunity. All offers should be submitted in writing to ASG Commercial Ltd with whom purchasers should register their interest if they wish to be advised of a closing date, should one be set.

Property Subtype:

Hotel

Date on Market:

25/09/2025

Tongue Hospitality for Sale

A rare opportunity to own a landmark Highland hotel in an elevated setting on Scotland’s iconic North Coast 500 in Sutherland. With sweeping views over the Kyle of Tongue, Ben Loyal and Ben Hope, this prominent property combines character and strong trading performance. Offering 11 en-suite bedrooms, attractive public areas, six modern glamping pods, two three-bedroom houses and five-bedroom owners’ accommodation, all set within spacious grounds with ample parking, it’s a proven seasonal business in a truly spectacular location. The Ben Loyal Hotel and Self-Catering Complex is located in the village of Tongue, in the heart of the Scottish Highlands and close to the North Coast 500, one of Scotland’s most popular tourist routes. The area boasts stunning scenery, including the Kyle of Tongue, Ben Loyal, Ben Hope, and Castle Varrich, alongside rugged mountains, moorlands, and pristine beaches, attracting walkers, climbers, anglers, wildlife enthusiasts, and general tourists throughout the main season. Tourism is supported by excellent local infrastructure, with shops, restaurants, and services in Tongue and the nearby town of Thurso, while Inverness and Dalcross Airport provide convenient transport links. With strong seasonal trade, diverse visitor appeal, and world-class natural surroundings, the property offers a significant opportunity for a new owner to build on an established and highly regarded business. The Property The subjects for sale comprise the Ben Loyal Hotel, a two-storey detached property of stone construction beneath a tiled roof, with original sections dating from the 1800s and complimented by latermodern extensions. The hotel was reconfigured into its current layout in 1961 and has been continually upgraded by successive owners. The sale also includes two modern three-bedroom self-catering houses, built around 2000, with six high-quality en-suite glamping pods added in 2020. Owners Accommodation OWNER’S ACCOMMODATION The sale also includes a spacious five-bedroom cottage, ideal for owners’ or staff accommodation. The property offers flexible living space, with a double and single bedroom and family bathroom on the first floor, two further double bedrooms on the ground floor, and an additional double bedroom on a mezzanine level. The cottage benefits from independent access from the main road, as well as rear courtyard access, and offers excellent potential for extended family occupation or alternative use. The property benefits from mains electricity, water, and drainage. The hotel is partially heated by oil with supplementary electric heating, while the bars use wood-burning stoves with back-boilers feeding radiators. Cooking is via underground LPG gas tanks. The self-catering houses have oil-fired central heating and double glazing, and the glamping pods are heated with electric heaters. Wi-Fi is available throughout, and the property is fully fire compliant, meets Environmental Health standards, and is monitored by CCTV.

Property Subtype:

Hotel

Date on Market:

22/09/2025

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

Offers Over £495,000 are invited for the heritable property complete with goodwill and trade contents (according to inventory), excluding personal items. Stock at valuation. The house next door, Lauder Villa, maybe available under separate negotiation.

Property Subtype:

Hotel

Date on Market:

18/09/2025

Huntly Hospitality for Sale - Aberchirder

Offers in the region of £379,000 are invited for the heritable property complete with goodwill and trade contents (according to inventory), excluding personal items. Stock at valuation. Beautifully presented refurbished Coaching Inn with Microbrewery based in picturesque location in Aberchirder, Aberdeenshire. Benefiting from 2 letting suites, 3 bedroom owners accommodation and a Micro-brewery. Aberchirder is an attractive 18th Century village situated in a picturesque rural Aberdeenshire setting and boasts a population of circa 1200. Often referred to as Foggieloan, the village has a feature village square and benefits from its own primary school, library and numerous retail outlets. Local towns of Banff (10 miles) and Huntly (11 miles) provide a wide range of social, economic and welfare facilities. The town of Portsoy on the beautiful Moray coastline is 9 miles away. Leading to an array of coastal towns and villages all unique and loved by tourists. The New Inn’s situation is also on the Castle Trail and Whisky Distillery Trail. Further afield, the village is approximately one hour from Aberdeen and two hours from Inverness. The business is located on Main Street with a prominent frontage and ideally located to other local businesses. The Property The New Inn was built around 1780 and was originally a coaching inn where horses would have been stabled in what is now the Inn's dining room. This attractive traditional stone-built property with slate roof over is the epitome of a traditional local pub and benefit from a central location in the middle of the Main Street of the village. A flat roofed extension sits to the rear of the property and houses the toilets, function room and microbrewery. The flat roof has been recently replaced with a fully warranted rubber roofing. The property has been finished to a fantastic standard throughout. Expertly combining modern style with traditional comfort. This loving restored property must be seen to be fully appreciated. Rates / Council Tax The property has a rateable value £4,350 which includes £250 allocated to residential) as at April 2026, property refence number VR10793 and benefits from 100% discount under the Small Business Bonus Scheme for eligible businesses. The property benefits from mains electricity, mains water and drainage. Electrical heating throughout. The hotel complies with all environmental health requirements, has an integral hard-wired fire alarm system and is Wi-Fi enabled throughout.

Property Subtype:

Hotel

Date on Market:

17/09/2025

Isle Of Lewis Hospitality for Sale - Eilean Siar

High-quality Guest House offering four luxury en-suite guest rooms and superb two-bedroom owners’ accommodation, presented to an impeccable standard. Set within a thriving crofting community with stunning beach and mountain views, plus private parking and EV charging. Broad Bay House is perfectly located in an excellent trading location within a small working crofting community, Back, on the Isle of Lewis. Set in a coastal setting and situated some 7 miles North of Stornoway, the property is adjacent to sandy beaches and an ideal base for exploring both Lewis and Harris. Within the village is a petrol station, pharmacy, shops, craft outlets and primary schooling. Back and Gress are made up of beautiful beaches with picturesque views. Lewis is the most populated island of the Outer Hebrides (18,500) and the Isle of Lewis and Harris is the third largest of the British Isles. Stornoway is the main point of entry to the Outer Hebrides, offering two daily ferry sailings from Ullapool and a modern airport with several daily flights from Aberdeen, Inverness, Glasgow and Edinburgh providing a range of options for reaching this picturesque island. Lewis is an extremely popular tourist destination with a wide range of visitor attractions and museums including the ancient Carloway Broch and the 5000-year-old stone circles of Callanish. Alternative ferry routes onto the island are Uig on the Isle of Skye to Tarbert and North Uist to Leverburgh. The island has a great many sandy beaches which attract surfers and kayakers. The coastline is also a haven for climbers and walkers of all abilities. The island has a wealth of flora and fauna, and the rocky and rugged geography is home to red deer, golden and sea eagles. Fishing is a popular pastime on the island with salmon frequenting several Lewis rivers and many of the fresh-water lochs being home to trout. Observed maritime life includes whales and dolphins. Stornoway is the cultural and commerce centre of Lewis and Harris with a wide range of social and welfare facilities. Education is provided to secondary level with Lews Castle College UHI providing tertiary education which specialises in Gaelic, music, renewable energy, health, rural development, art, and computing. There are a wide range of shops and services in Stornoway. The Property Broad Bay House is a modern detached villa set in its own grounds. Built in 2007, this property was specifically and intelligently designed as a guest house and is presented in excellent condition, set over 2 floors. From the carpark there is a level decking access via a double-glazed door into the spacious and bright reception / hallway. Upon entry it is evident that all rooms and hallways are of generous proportions. Immediately to the left is a small utility room for guest use only, where the vendors have provided a washing machine and drying machine. Beside this is a small guest study , with book shelving and a DVD collection. After passing through the welcoming seated reception area, guests enter a ‘T’ shape corridor leading to all four letting bedrooms and an additional guest W.C, ultimately leading the guests to their lounge / dining room. The large guest lounge has a stunning vaulted ceiling and windows on 3 sides, allowing picturesque views of the coast and wildlife. This fantastic room offers a level of space and comfort which is highly praised by visitors to the business. The solid oak flooring and beautiful oak tables and chairs provide a feel of natural quality which complements the amazing seaward views which fill the vista. The lounge area contains quality sofas where guests can relax and enjoy the breath-taking scenery. Due to number of windows, the room benefits from excellent natural light which is supplemented by modern suspended ceiling lights and free-standing lamps. Fitted with radiators, the lounge also benefits from a substantial solid fuel stove creating a delightful cosy ambience during the cooler evenings. The lounge also provides access to decking which leads to a seated garden area. The newly fitted kitchen offers excellent fitted appliances such as a 6-ring gas hob with adjacent 2 ring ceramic hob, plus extraction units and two sinks. There is also a fitted double oven and 4 fridges and freezers. Within the kitchen is a large utility area which has a washing machine and dryer plus a range of storage facilities. The main guest hallway contains a double cupboard which is used for linen and general storage. The building extends to circa 370m² and sits within approximately 0.5 an acre with direct access to a beach. Owners Accommodation OWNER’S ACCOMMODATION On the first floor is an attractive spacious landing area which is furnished with soft seating at one end and contains a small office area at the other. This relaxing space forms an excellent intimate seating area. There are also 2 double bedrooms and a lounge accessed from this area. The impressive master bedroom is very spacious with views over the Minch to Lochinver. It has a high-quality en-suite shower room with 2 wash basins and a walk in large wardrobe. The second bedroom is also en-suite with an impressive shower and separate bath. The lounge is large and a delightful space with windows on 3 sides. This room is set to soft seating with a TV at one end. The other end could be used as a private dining area if desired. The overall feel of the room is exceptional. There is potential for development of the large attic above, subject to statutory consents. It may be possible to extend the stairs vertically to pick up the attic. Reason For Sale The vendors have successfully operated Broad Bay House since 2018 and have enjoyed their tenure at the helm of this lovely and unique business. It is their intention to retire from hospitality, that brings this stunning business to the market. Rates / Council Tax The guest house has a rateable value of £13,000 at April 2026, split as £10,000 non-residential apportionment and £3,000 residential, Ref No. 09/05/027405/2 and benefits from the Scottish Government Small Business Bonus Scheme and has 100% relief on their business rates for eligible applicants. The property benefits from mains electricity, water and drainage and uses LPG for cooking. The accommodation takes advantage of an oil-fired central heating system. The property is double glazed, fully fire and EHO compliant. There is Wi-Fi throughout

Property Subtype:

Bed and Breakfast

Date on Market:

17/09/2025

Invergarry Hospitality for Sale - Lochaber/Skye/Lochalsh/Arran

Spacious 5 bedroom hostel with exceptional guest facilities and in walk-in condition. The property sleeps 22 and provides a fantastic lifestyle business opportunity with proven trading record. The peaceful rural setting is within easy reach of an amazing range of outdoor activities. Owners accommodation is included and plentiful. Saddle Mountain Hostel is in the small village of Invergarry in Scotland’s Great Glen. Fort William is 25 miles to the south on the A82, Inverness 41 miles to the north on the A82 and the bridge over to the Isle of Skye is 50 miles to the west on the A87. Invergarry is served by buses operating between Inverness and Fort William and between the Isle of Skye and Glasgow. Within the village there are 3 hotels with restaurants, a post office, a petrol station with a small shop, a primary school plus a community centre with seasonal cafe and heritage centre. Fort Augustus, the nearest village about 7 miles to the north on the A82, has a range of shops, food venues and other amenities, including a pharmacy, GP practice and secondary school. Another secondary school is located in Fort William, which also has the nearest supermarkets and a hospital. Saddle Mountain Hostel is in an area of outstanding natural beauty, surrounded by mountains, glens, rivers and lochs. It is close to many of Scotland’s famous mountain areas including Ben Nevis and the Grey Corries, Glen Shiel and Knoydart. The starting point for 65 Munros and 30 Corbetts are within an hour’s drive of the hostel. Saddle Mountain Hostel is on 3 of Scotland’s long distance trails - the Great Glen Way, the Cape Wrath Trail and the Scottish National Trail. It is also a stopping point for Land’s End to John O’Groats and coast to coast cyclists. There are local water sports opportunities on Loch Oich and the River Garry and River Moriston. The Great Glen runs between Fort William and Inverness and is a popular route for sightseeing and touring. The hostel is situated in its heart and there are a great many visitor destinations within easy reach. To the north is Inverness (the capital of the Highlands), reached via Loch Ness and its attractions, including Urquhart Castle. It provides excellent travel connections (bus, train and air) and city amenities and has its own local sights such as the Culloden Battlefield. To the south is Fort William, the outdoor capital of the UK, situated at the foot of Ben Nevis, the highest mountain in the UK. To the west is the tourist hotspot of the Isle of Skye with its rugged natural beauty. To the east, the Cairngorms National Park can be reached via Spean Bridge. Saddle Mountain Hostel is ideally positioned to run a sound business operation whilst providing an excellent quality of life for its owners. The Property This detached building set within spacious grounds was constructed in 1973. The construction is typical of the time with a timber frame with block and render walls and a tile roof. The hostel is on the ground floor of the building and the owners’ flat (converted in the early 2000s) is on the upper floor. The current owners built an extension housing a large drying room/laundry in 2017. Access to the business is off the A82, approximately 250m along a quiet single-track public road via a gravel drive through wooded gardens leading to the building. Owners Accommodation A very attractive feature of this sale is the owners’ accommodation on the first floor comprising three double bedrooms, lounge, large kitchen/diner, family bathroom and office. The master bedroom has a separate en-suite WC and wash hand basin plus ample storage in the eaves on both sides of the room. The modern kitchen and spacious dining room present an excellent family area. The lounge is cosy, with a wood burning stove. An office is conveniently located within the owners’ accommodation. There is plenty of storage throughout, both off the lounge and within the main upper hallway. The owners’ accommodation has an internal access to the hostel within the hostel kitchen and an external galvanised steel fire escape stair which opens onto a balcony. With enough space for garden furniture, this spot catches the late afternoon sunshine and there are beautiful views across to the opposite bank of the River Garry. Reason For Sale The current owners purchased Saddle Mountain Hostel in May 2015 and have enjoyed the lifestyle and income the business has generated. It is their desire to retire that brings this thriving and highly desirable business to the market. Rates / Council Tax The rateable value of the business is £6,875, with £700 residential apportionment as at April 2024, property reference number 05/06/024001/8. The new owners could benefit from the 100% discount under the Small Business Rates Relief scheme, where eligible. The owners’ accommodation is within Council Tax band B. Mains electricity and water with oil-fired central heating. The property has private drainage. The building is double glazed. There are 2 broadband connections, one for the business with guest Wi-Fi throughout the ground floor, and one for personal use.

Property Subtype:

Hostel

Date on Market:

17/09/2025

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

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

Attractive 7 Bed hotel in Thurso, Caithness on the popular NC500. Including modern Red Pepper Restaurant and Bar. This year-round business has a strong history with solid income levels and profitability. Offers in the Region of £475,000 are invited for the heritable property complete with goodwill and trade contents (according to inventory), excluding personal items. Leasehold option available, details available on Request

Property Subtype:

Hotel

Date on Market:

17/09/2025

Portree Hospitality for Sale - Lochaber/Skye/Lochalsh/Arran

Highly Reviewed Turnkey Skye Holiday Let business with Panoramic Views, Lifestyle Appeal & Agricultural Building The Isle of Skye, situated off the northwest coast of Scotland, is a world-renowned holiday destination celebrated for its dramatic landscapes, rich cultural heritage, and traditional Highland hospitality. The island attracts a broad spectrum of visitors from across the globe, particularly during the summer months, when the population increases significantly, bringing a welcome boost to local businesses and tourism enterprises. Portree, the island’s main town and commercial centre, lies just a short distance from the property. With a resident population of approximately 2,500, it serves as the hub for services, retail, education, and hospitality on Skye. The town enjoys a vibrant community atmosphere and offers an impressive range of amenities, including a museum, filling station, restaurants, cafés, hotels, bars, art and photographic galleries, a popular campsite, and a hostel. Both primary and secondary schooling are available in Portree, supporting the needs of local families and business owners alike. Skye’s rugged Cuillin mountains are legendary among walkers and climbers, while the breathtaking Trotternish Ridge to the north attracts photographers and nature lovers alike. This dramatic landscape features some of Scotland’s most iconic geological formations, including the Old Man of Storr, Kilt Rock, with the striking Quiraing - forming a spectacular backdrop to the property itself. The island also offers exceptional opportunities for fishing, water sports, wildlife watching, and genealogical exploration, making it a consistently popular destination for both outdoor enthusiasts and cultural tourists. Portree is conveniently located on the A87, providing direct access to the Skye Road Bridge just 50 miles away, linking the island to the mainland. This ease of access, combined with the area’s spectacular natural beauty and high visitor demand, makes the IV51 postcode an exceptional location for a hospitality business. Perched in the breathtaking landscape of Conista on the Isle of Skye, Hilltop House is a charming modern whitewashed house with single story extension and detached garage. This well-appointed residence is licenced to accommodate up to four guests and enjoys panoramic views of the surrounding countryside, ample living space, and convenient off-road parking. On arrival, guests are welcomed by open views and a peaceful setting. The sitting room offers comfortable seating and a television, providing a relaxing space to read or unwind in the evening. The well-equipped kitchen caters to all business and owners needs, featuring modern appliances and thoughtful touches throughout. Guests can enjoy meals at the breakfast bar, in the adjoining formal dining area, or outdoors on the bench. The sleeping accommodation comprises four beautifully presented bedrooms: a king-size room with television and en-suite shower room, a twin bedroom with television, and two single rooms. Each bedroom offers picturesque views and ample storage, ensuring a restful and comfortable stay. Entrance Porch 2.75m x 2.25m (approx.) A wooden front door opens into a bright entrance vestibule with a wooden floor and two symmetrical front-facing windows that allow natural light to enter. From here, a connecting door leads into the inner corridor, from which double wooden doors open into the lounge Lounge / Dining Room 4.25m x 8.00 m (approx.) The lounge is a spacious and well-appointed room, featuring a large picture window that fills the space with natural light. A multi-fuel stove set within a feature fireplace adds warmth and character, while a bold blue feature wall adds a modern touch to the tasteful décor. The same wooden flooring from the vestibule continues through into this room, creating a seamless flow. From the lounge, an open archway leads into a bright and welcoming dining room. This space continues the same décor as the lounge, featuring wooden flooring and a radiator for comfort. Large windows allow natural light to enhance the room, creating a warm and airy atmosphere-ideal for family dining and entertaining. Kitchen 4.75m x 8.00m (approx.) Accessed from the corridor is the open-plan kitchen/diner. This bright and versatile space benefits from double-aspect windows, filling the room with natural light. The kitchen is well-appointed with a range of matching wall and floor units, complemented by a coordinating breakfast bar with stools and feature lighting above. Integrated appliances include an electric oven, hob, and cooker hood, along with a fridge freezer and dishwasher for convenience. The dining area is generously proportioned and is currently used as an office space, offering flexibility to suit a variety of needs. Utility Room Accessed via a door from the corridor, the utility room includes a washing machine, a window providing natural light, and an external door offering convenient access to the outside. WC A cloakroom WC with a window completes the ground floor accommodation, offering added convenience. First Floor Stairs rise from the ground floor to the upper landing, from which all rooms are accessed Bedroom 2 475m x 4.8m (approx.) A king room but currently fitted with two twin beds. Dormer window. Fresh feature wallpaper. Bedroom 4 3.2m x 4.75m (approx.) A single room with a dormer window providing pleasant natural light. Single Storey Extension To the left of Hilltop House, a single-storey extension has been added. Access i The business benefits from mains electricity, water, and drainage. Central heating and hot water are provided via an oil boiler with a hot water tank. The building is double glazed with wooden windows and doors. The property benefits from Wi-Fi throughout.

Property Subtype:

Bed and Breakfast

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

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

Isle Of South Uist Hospitality for Sale

Property Subtype:

Hotel

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

Portree Hospitality for Sale - Lochaber/Skye/Lochalsh/Arran

Exceptional B&B business on the Isle of Skye, featuring 5 letting rooms, outstanding guest reviews, and development potential. Offers Over £665,000 are invited for the heritable property complete with goodwill and trade contents (according to inventory), excluding personal items. Stock at valuation.

Property Subtype:

Bed and Breakfast

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

Aviemore Hospitality for Sale - Inverness/Nairn/Moray/Badenoch

A great opportunity to purchase a charming Bed and Breakfast located just off the main street in Aviemore. Benefiting from four en-suite letting rooms and enjoying year-round trade, the business also includes three bedroom owners accommodation. Aviemore is a thriving community and a destination location for many visitors. It is also a highly sought-after residential area with some of the most stunning scenery on offer across the UK. Dunroamin is conveniently situated within the heart of the town providing ease of access to the excellent range of nearby shops and quality restaurants etc. There are highly regarded primary and secondary schools within the community. A new substantial community hospital has recently been opened within Aviemore. Centrally located within the Cairngorms National Park, Aviemore is well served with many services and attractions for visitors. The town has excellent communication facilities with a main-line railway station, regular bus routes and is set adjacent to the A9 arterial route between Perth and Inverness. There is also a local steam railway which draws significant numbers of visitors to the area. Aviemore is considered an ideal central base for exploring the wider area including its superb and towering landscapes of the Cairngorm and Monadhliath Mountain ranges making Aviemore the Premier Mountain and Ski Resort in Scotland. Outdoor activities are many and varied to include hill walking and water sports in the summer months and the area benefits from ski provision, and snow and ice climbing during the winter. The area surrounding Aviemore is renowned for its idyllic scenery, mystic lochs, vast glens and open spaces which combine to make the area highly popular with those seeking a variety of holiday options in the Scottish Highlands. The town is also a highly popular residential town plus a very attractive tourist destin The Property Dunroamin is an attractive modern detached property of contemporary construction, built in the mid-1970s. Accommodation is arranged over 2 levels under a pitched tile roof. Vehicular access is off Craig na Gower Avenue onto an asphalt parking area to the front of the main subjects. Access to the property is via steps. Owners Accommodation The present owners use bedroom 1, which is en-suite, comprising bath with shower over for themselves, within a self-contained area of the house. Two further double rooms to the rear of the property, one being currently used as a reading room, are also kept for their own use with associated toilet, shower room, and laundry. The owners lounge is comfortably sized. The kitchen is most attractive with plenty space for a table and chairs. Rates / Council Tax The trading elements attract a non-residential rates of £9,900 (as at April 2026) which should allow the owners to benefit from 100% discount under the Small Business Rates Relief scheme resulting in a liability of £nil where eligible. The residential apportionment is £6,600 as at April 2026. Dunroamin has a Council Tax banding of ‘B’. The business benefits from mains electricity, water, and drainage. Central heating and hot water are provided via an oil central heating system with a hot water tank. The building is double glazed with modern PVC windows. The property benefits from Wi-Fi throughout.

Property Subtype:

Bed and Breakfast

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

Kyle Hospitality for Sale - Balmacara

Beautifully appointed hotel comprising 12 en-suite letting rooms, spacious dining room plus lounge and public bar, additional 6-bed owners accommodation and self catering apartment included.

Property Subtype:

Hotel

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

Cromarty Hospitality for Sale

Substantial business opportunity trading profitability within a stunning coastal setting, comprising lodge accommodation with capacity to sleep up to 81 guests, plus highly popular restaurant and iconic bar. Offers Over £590,000 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:

15/09/2025