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More details for The Horse Shoe Inn, Lochgilphead - Hospitality for Sale

Horseshoe Inn - The Horse Shoe Inn

Lochgilphead, PA31 8QA

Hospitality for Sale
£375,000
3,000 sq ft

Restaurant

Lochgilphead Hospitality for Sale - Kilmichael Glassary

Offers in the region of £375,000 are invited for the heritable property complete with goodwill and trade contents (according to inventory), excluding personal items. Stock at valuation.

Contact:

ASG Commercial

Property Subtype:

Hotel

Date on Market:

18/09/2025

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More details for The Cot House Inn, Sandbank - Hospitality for Sale

The Cot House Inn - The Cot House Inn

Sandbank, PA23 8QS

Hospitality for Sale
£500,000
6,696 sq ft

Restaurant

Sandbank Hospitality for Sale

**A GREAT CHANCE TO ACQUIRE A DISTINGUISHED COMMERCIAL HOTEL PROPERTY LOCATED IN DUNOON, ARGYLL & BUTE***UNIQUE AND RARE VERSATILE INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY***SITUATED IN THE HEART OF SCOTLAND'S PICTURESQUE LANDSCAPE*** Description ***Presenting The Cot House Inn, a distinguished commercial hotel property located at The Cot House Inn, Cot House Road, Dunoon, Argyll and Bute, PA23 8QS. This establishment offers a unique investment opportunity in the heart of Scotland's picturesque landscape.*** ***KEY FEATURES*** *Accommodation* - The inn comprises seven well-appointed rooms, each featuring en-suite facilities, flat-screen televisions, and comfortable seating areas, ensuring a pleasant stay for guests. *Dining and Social Spaces* - The property boasts a restaurant and bar, providing guests with on-site dining options. The inclusion of a garden and sun terrace enhances the guest experience, offering serene outdoor spaces for relaxation. *Location* - Situated in Dunoon, the inn is in close proximity to local attractions such as the Benmore Botanic Garden, located approximately 3.4 km away. This route is popular with anyone traveling through the West Coast. This area is especially visited by motorbike enthusiasts and those who enjoy fishing. The static caravan site next to this hotel/restaurant is very popular and they are expanding to behind the hotel with their new development of 'Glamping' pods. This new addition to the area will only provide more guests for the Cot House Inn. ***INVESTMENT POTENTIAL*** Adjacent to The Cot House Inn is The Cot House Caravan Park, which accommodates over 50 caravans. The inn's central location also places it near several other caravan parks, including Hunters Quay Holiday Village, Stratheck Holiday Park, Loch Eck, and Invereck Caravan Park, collectively hosting over 600 caravans and lodges. This strategic positioning presents a significant opportunity to attract a steady flow of visitors from these neighbouring establishments. ***ADDITIONAL INFORMATION*** *The property offers private parking facilities, enhancing its appeal to guests traveling by car or motorbike. The inn's amenities and prime location make it a versatile investment, suitable for various business models within the hospitality sector.* ********* HISTORY ********* Mary, Queen of Scots and Her Association with Cothouse Inn and River Eachaig Mary, Queen of Scots, one of history’s most tragic and enigmatic figures, was forced into a desperate flight across Scotland after her defeat at the Battle of Langside in May 1568. Having lost her struggle to reclaim the throne, she fled south, hoping for refuge in England. Along the way, she is believed to have passed through the Cothouse Inn, a historic lodging near the River Eachaig in Argyll. The Cothouse Inn, a well-known stop for travelers, is said to have provided a brief sanctuary for Mary as she and her supporters moved through the region. This secluded location, surrounded by rugged Scottish landscapes and the flowing River Eachaig, offered a temporary place of rest before she continued her perilous journey south. The river itself, winding through the forests of Argyll, may have played a crucial role in aiding her escape, providing a natural route through the terrain while also offering fresh water and cover from potential pursuers. Legend has it that Mary, exhausted from her ordeal, rested at the Cothouse Inn, possibly under disguise, with only a few loyal followers by her side. Given the inn’s position along established travel routes, it would have been a strategic yet discreet stopping point. The River Eachaig, flowing nearby, would have added to the inn’s secluded charm, making it an ideal refuge during her hurried escape. Though there is little concrete evidence linking Mary directly to the Cothouse Inn, oral history and local folklore strongly suggest that she passed through the area. Some even claim she left behind a small token or piece of jewelry, which became part of the inn’s legend. After leaving the region, Mary eventually made it to Workington in England, where she sought protection from Queen Elizabeth I—a decision that ultimately led to nineteen years of imprisonment and her execution in 1587. Today, the Cothouse Inn and the River Eachaig remain part of local history, their connection to Mary Queen of Scots adding a layer of intrigue and romance to the landscape. Whether fact or legend, the idea of Mary pausing along the banks of the River Eachaig during her escape only deepens the mystery surrounding her fateful journey. ********* HISTORY ********* ***RECENT NEARBY PROPERTY SALES*** - Rhubeg, Midge Lane, Strone, Dunoon, Argyll, PA23 8RX - 8 bedroom - SOLD Nov'24 - £1,100,000 - Duart Tower, Shore Road, Blairemore, Dunoon, Argyll, PA23 8TJ - 5 bedroom - SOLD Sep'24 - £627,032 - 23, Kings Hut, Victoria Road, Hunters Quay, Dunoon, Argyll, PA23 8JY - SOLD Aug'24 - £502,000 Dunoon is the main town on the Cowal peninsula, with a population of roughly 8,000 – making it one of the largest towns in Argyll and Bute, second only to Helensburgh. The town has no shortage of amenities and tourist attractions, including the Cowal Highland Gathering which boasts an attendance of roughly 23,000 people during late august every year. There is also the Castle House Museum built in the 1800s and the Dunoon Castle Ruins, dating back to the 13th century. There are also great local attractions year round for those who permanently reside in Dunoon, with a cinema only a short walk away from the property, as well as the swimming pool and leisure centre – both recently refurbished. There is also easy access to central Scotland via the ferry route from Dunoon’s picturesque promenade, only half a mile from the cottage, which provides travel to Gourock. GUIDE PRICE: £350,000 To view legal documents for all properties, and to register for our online auctions please visit our website. Purchases are subject to a Buyer’s Premium. There may also be additional fees on certain properties. Please refer to the Articles of Roup / Special Conditions in the Legal pack to confirm. Key Feature 1 A GREAT CHANCE TO ACQUIRE A DISTINGUISHED COMMERCIAL HOTEL PROPERTY LOCATED IN DUNOON, ARGYLL & BUTE Key Feature 2 UNIQUE AND RARE VERSATILE INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY Key Feature 3 SITUATED IN THE HEART OF SCOTLAND'S PICTURESQUE LANDSCAPE

Contact:

Online Property Auction Group

Property Subtype:

Hotel

Date on Market:

17/03/2025

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More details for 247 Marine Parade, Dunoon - Hospitality for Sale

Hunters Quay Hotel - 247 Marine Parade

Dunoon, PA23 8HJ

Hospitality for Sale
£350,000
4,062 sq ft

Restaurant

Dunoon Hospitality for Sale

Prime property fantastic business or investment opportunity. Dunoon Property are delighted to present to the market the Lipton House , this stately home been closed for some two years previously traded as boutique 10 bedroom hotel with self contained two bedroom apartment , two new gas boiler has just been and commissioned, fitted some cosmetic upgrading will be required in some of the bedrooms "formally operated as an hotel but previously a private residence, having been constructed in 1860 for Sir Tommy Lipton, famous for Lipton's Tea. The location attracted him having panoramic views across the the Firth of Clyde and its lochs, where he raced his ocean going yacht in preparation for the America cup. For further details and to arrange a viewing Call or TEXT 24/7 Marco +447801711361 or e, marco@dunoonproperty.com The Idiosyncratic mix of Scottish French and Italian influences the design and street scape of the property . The interior has many ornate features in particular the stairwell and cupola, quality timber and plaster work . Originally built circa 1865/70. Truly stunning stately property Reception Entrance Porch 1.75m x 4.34m Fully glazed to three sides , Ceramic floor tiling Reception Hall 4.23m x 8.80m x 10.00 m x 2.40m at widest points stunning reception hall with grand stair case and dome ceiling with detailed traditional features Lounge / Conference room 6.50m z5.80m at widest points Access from the hall with linked to the bar lounge via original hand carved doors , large window to the front , feature fire place , detailed ornate ceiling, Lounge / Bar 6.24m x 8.70m at widest points Bay windows with stunning open views over the estuary and beyond. Features a carved wood fire surround with open fire many retained original features , leaded glass panel window to the sunroom and carved wood panels. Back sunroom 2.00m x 4.90m access from the lounge with double leaded glass panel doors Double glazed exterior , door leads to the back gardens Ladies Toilets Gents Toilets Disabled Toilets Dining room 5.00m x 8.20m Stunning Room with fantastic views over the Firth of Clyde and beyond , Original ornate detailed ceiling, seating for 12 tables 40 covers approx. wine and Dry goods store located off the dining room which has fixed wine racks and fixed shelving also space for a fridge Pantry 3.30m x 1.50m located to the back of the dining room with access to the back corridor to the kitchens, shelved with worktop, side window Office 2.75m x 2.30m Accessed from the main hall and was used as the reception Back Corridor 8.85m x 1.23m Access to the dining room via the pantry , and to the laundry room, back door, kitchens and owner apartment. Laundry 3.60m x 2.90m Space for 4 washing machines dryers, fixed shelving , two pulleys, large window to the side Corridor to side exit 4.72m x 1.25m used as back door access for the kitchens and owners accommodation Kitchen 5.42m x 4.84m commercial equipped kitchen , Modern commercial range gas cooker with over head extractor hood, stainless steel work tables , various fridges / freezers , kitchen base and wall units . double stainless steel sinks, hand was sink , two large south facing windows , tiles floor and part tiled walls . Wash room 3.60m x 2.40m Wash up room with commercial dish washer with large stainless steel double sink . Lined walls and tiles floor. Shelving for storage Store 3.30m x 3.60m Located off the kitchen , space for fridges and freezer , fixed shelving, large south facing window Self contained apartment Owners lounge 4.41m x 8.20m large spacious lounge with spiral stair which leads to the two bedroom and private bathroom on the upper floor Owner private Kitchen 2.90m x 4.43m bedroom one double bedroom , carpeted , window to the north most side with sea views , radiator , pendant light Bedroom two double bedroom with recess cupboard , window to the south most side , carpeted, pendant light , radiator Bathroom W.C wash hand basin, Bath with shower over , Radiator , window with privacy glass, tiled walls and vinyl floor covering Upper top floor Bedroom 7 3.36m x 5.34m at widest points Double bedroom south facing window with sea views .focal point fire place . Radiator Carpeted . All matching furniture Ensuite 2.07m x 1.66m W.C Wash hand basin with mixer taps bath with shower over small skylight window tiles walls and floor extractor recessed lighting. Bedroom 8 5.52m x 4.71m at widest points Family room with double and single beds South facing window with sea views focal point fire place . Carpeted pendant light all matching furniture. Radiator. Ensuite 5.06m x 2.44m at widest points W.C Wash hand basin with mixer taps. Bath with shower over and shower screen . chrome towel radiator Tiles walls an floor .small Arch window with front facing seaviews .window . Recessed lights. Store 3.07m x 2.90m Access to the tower window to the back Carpeted. Linen room 2.89m x 4.71 m at widest points Arched window to the front . Shelving.pendant light radiator. Bedroom 9 4.60m x 4.80m at widest points Family room with double and single beds window to the front with stunning views . Carpeted matching furniture radiator . Ensuite 2.00m x 2.64m at widest points W.C Wash hand basin with mixer taps. Bath with shower over. Chrome towel radiator. Tiles walls and floor. Recessed lights. Bedroom 10. 3.55m x 3.42m at widest points Twin room with window the the back . Ensuite 1.88m x 3.43m at widest points Fully tiled walls and floor. W.C Wash hand basin with mixer taps. Bath with shower over . chrome towel radiator. Arched window with stunning views . Gardens & Grounds The gardens extend around the property with Guest park to the front and private parking to the North most side Although presently over grown the garden is mostly laid to lawn with pathway leading to the top of the hill at the back Plenty room for extensions to the building if required subject to required consents . Early viewings are highly recommended For Further details and to arrange a viewing call, email or TEXT 24/7 Marco +447801 711 361 marco@dunoonproperty.com Disclaimer Whilst we endeavor to make these as details as accurate as possible, they do not form any part of any contract on offer, nor are they guaranteed. Measurements are approximate and in most cases are taken using a digital/sonic measuring device and are mostly taken to the widest points. We have not tested the electricity, gas or water services or any appliances. Photographs are reproduced for general information and it must not be inferred that any item is included for sale with the property. If there is any part of this that you find misleading or if you simply wish clarification on any point, please contact our office immediately where we will endeavour to assist you in everyway possible

Contact:

Dunoon Property

Property Subtype:

Hotel

Date on Market:

03/06/2024

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More details for Esplanade, Oban - Hospitality for Sale

Lancaster Hotel - Esplanade

Oban, PA34 5AD

Hospitality for Sale
£1,950,000
10,968 sq ft

Pool
Restaurant

Oban Hospitality for Sale

The Lancaster Hotel in Oban boasts a rich and varied history, offering a unique proposition for prospective buyers seeking a property with character and significant potential. Originally built as Glenlyon House and later serving as the prestigious clubhouse for the Royal Highland Yacht Club, the building was converted into a guest house in 1947 and has operated as the Lancaster Hotel since 1963 under the stewardship of the Ramage family. Over the decades, the hotel has undergone several extensions and improvements, including the addition of new bedroom wings, a cocktail bar, and expanded dining facilities, ultimately accommodating up to fifty guests across approximately 23 bedrooms. The business currently benefits from a prime seafront location adjacent to St Columba’s Cathedral, with many rooms and public areas offering panoramic views over Oban Bay. Facilities include an indoor heated pool, sauna, steam room, and two bars, catering to both leisure and business travellers. While the property is operational and enjoys a loyal repeat clientele, it is in need of comprehensive renovation, particularly in terms of décor and modern amenities, to meet contemporary guest expectations and maximise its trading potential. For an enterprising buyer, there is considerable scope to reposition the hotel within Oban’s buoyant hospitality market by refurbishing guest rooms, revitalising public spaces, and enhancing food and beverage offerings. The hotel’s generous footprint, prime location, and established reputation provide a strong foundation for growth, whether as a boutique destination, a family-friendly retreat, or a stylish base for exploring the West Highlands and islands.

Contact:

CCL Property

Property Subtype:

Hotel

Date on Market:

16/12/2025

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More details for B840, Dalmally - Hospitality for Sale

Portsonachan Hotel & Lodges - B840

Dalmally, PA33 1BJ

Hospitality for Sale
£2,750,000
31,500 sq ft

Restaurant

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

A rare chance to own a sizable 41 bedroom hotel by the picturesque Loch Awe, with potential for expansion in a development-friendly area.

Contact:

CCL Property

Property Subtype:

Hotel

Date on Market:

09/05/2024

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More details for Carradale Kintyre, Campbeltown - Hospitality for Sale

Ashbank Hotel - Carradale Kintyre

Campbeltown, PA28 6RY

Hospitality for Sale
£400,000
2,031 sq ft

Restaurant

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

The Ashbank Hotel is offered with the Scottish equivalent of freehold tenure. Full trading information will be provided after a formal viewing has taken place. All offers must be made in writing to CCL Property, and interested parties should register their interest to be advised of a closing date. The sales particulars are provided as a general guide only; no detailed survey has been carried out, and services, appliances, and fittings have not been tested. Room sizes are approximate and should not be relied upon for furnishing purposes, while any floor plans included are for guidance and may not be to scale. All appointments to view must be arranged through the vendor’s sole agents, CCL Property.