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More details for Main Rd, Perth - Hospitality for Sale

Anglers Inn - Main Rd

Perth, PH2 6BS

  • Hospitality for Sale
  • £350,000
  • 6,154 sq ft
  • Restaurant

Perth Hospitality for Sale

The subject comprises a rural village inn with a restaurant, bar and six en-suite letting rooms. The property is a detached part two storey and single storey building which is understood to be approximately 150 years old but has been extended and modernized at various times since that date. Internally the ground floor comprises a well-presented restaurant and bar, with kitchen, storage and toilet facilities. The restaurant and bar can cater for approximately 60 and 30 persons respectively. The first floor is accessed via a single staircase from the ground floor, and there is an external fire exit to the rear. At first floor level there are 6 modern en-suite bedrooms. To the rear of the property there is a large car parking area which is accessed directly from the main road.

Contact:

Shepherd Chartered Surveyors

Property Subtype:

Hotel

Date on Market:

23/07/2025
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More details for Beach Rd, West Bexington - Hospitality for Sale

Manor House West Bexington - Beach Rd

West Bexington, DT2 9DF

  • Hospitality for Sale
  • £1,300,000
  • 13,140 sq ft
  • Restaurant

West Bexington Hospitality for Sale

West Bexington is a village in south-west Dorset, England, sited just behind the Chesil Beach about 6 miles (10 km) southeast of Bridport. The coast here is part of the Jurassic Coast, a World Heritage Site. The West Bexington nature reserve is one of the Dorset Wildlife Trust’s few coastal reserves. It is internationally important because of the rare shingle habitat that thrives here In addition to the coastline, there are many tourist attractions in the area including Abbotsbury Swannery (5 miles), Lyme Regis (16 miles), Dorchester (13 miles) and Weymouth (14 miles). Rightmove reports House prices in West Bexington have an overall average of £612,500 over the last year. The majority of properties sold in West Bexington during the last year were detached properties, selling for an average price of £775,000. Terraced properties sold for an average of £450,000. Beautiful hotel, pub and restaurant with far reaching views over Chesil Beach Available Freehold as a Going Concern The Manor House Hotel dates from the 16 Century and is a Grade II Listed Building. The original building has been extended on a number of occasions with sympathetic additions. It now comprises a principal building arranged over lower ground, upper ground, first and second floors. The building is extended to the east with a two storey annex and a substantial residential property. To the rear is a further single storey building housing a former skittle alley and now used for storage. Elevations are of local stone beneath a series pitched slate roofs. The extensive terraces, gardens, grounds and car parking are all laid out on the south side of the property with far-reaching views over Chesil Beach and the surrounding countryside. There is outside seating on the various terraces for at least 150 customers and car parking for 40+ cars. The site area is 2.116 acres. Freehold character former manor house with beach and sea views, beautifully landscaped grounds and outside terraces 13 double ensuite letting bedrooms, many with sea views Stunning 4 bedroom house (3 ensuite) with sea views Additional guest or staff apartment with sea views Former skittle alley offering development potential Site area of 2.116 acres Freehold guide price £1,300,000 The Lower Ground Floor There is a lower ground floor bar with servery and seating for 30 customers. To the rear is the cold room. Ground Floor The original entrance is from west elevation although most guests will enter from the east terrace. A central hallway gives access to a residents lounge, private dining room (licensed for weddings) and breakfast room seating 30 customers. The ground floor is completed by a conservatory restaurant seating approximately 30 customers, ladies and gentlemen’s WCs, trade kitchen and back of house. To the rear of the Manor House is a separate building formerly used as a skittle alley. First Floor At first floor level there are 10 no. letting bedrooms all of which are furnished with double beds and have ensuite bathrooms. Most have sea views. Second Floor There are a further 3 no. letting bedrooms at second floor level. Again, all are double rooms with ensuite bathrooms. All have sea views. Annex A two storey annex adjoins the Manor House. At ground floor level there is an open plan kitchen and living room. At first floor there is a large double bedroom, ensuite bathroom and dressing room. House The accommodation is completed by a stunning 4 bedroom house. The ground floor comprises a kitchen and utility room, dining room, study/office, shower room and large living room. At first floor level there are 3 ensuite bedrooms all with sea views and a rear facing 4 bedroom. The Manor Hotel is presently run under corporate management. The food and beverage offer appeals to the local village and resident population but is primarily a destination choice for tourists, day trippers and walkers. The accommodation is popular with those visiting the area, particularly tourists and walkers. All of the hotel’s rooms and ‘dog-friendly’. The Manor Hotel offers a buyer a tremendous opportunity to upgrade and expand the letting accommodation utilising the annex and house both of which are presently occupied by staff. In the alternative, a buyer making a lifestyle choice could take advantage of a well established business combined with a large and attractive family house to live. Please contact Savills to discuss financial information. Local Planning Authority - Dorset Council Listed Building - Grade II Listed Conservation Area - No AONB - Yes EPC - C-60. The property is connected to mains services of water, drainage and electricity.

Contact:

Savills

Property Subtype:

Hotel

Date on Market:

17/07/2025
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More details for Avalon Guest House, Inverness - Hospitality for Sale

Avalon Guest House - Avalon Guest House

Inverness, IV3 5PB

  • Hospitality for Sale
  • £675,000
  • 1,750 sq ft

Inverness Hospitality for Sale

Avalon Guest House is a deceptively spacious and beautifully appointed property, ideally situated on the residential side of Glenurquhart Road—Inverness’s main arterial route to the west, leading toward Drumnadrochit and beyond. Boasting a substantial footprint, this impressive property is a must-see for anyone seeking a large home with excellent business potential in one of Inverness’s most desirable areas. Presented in exceptional condition, Avalon offers an ideal opportunity for new owners to operate a thriving hospitality business while enjoying a generous and comfortable private residence. The accommodation comprises six letting bedrooms, five of which feature en-suite facilities, with the sixth benefitting from a dedicated private bathroom. Guests are welcomed into an elegant lounge and a bright, inviting dining room, providing a warm and relaxing environment. In addition to the guest spaces, the property includes a well-appointed two-bedroom owner’s accommodation, offering privacy and comfort. This turnkey business is ready for immediate operation, representing a superb home-and-income opportunity in an outstanding location.

Contact:

ASG Commercial

Property Subtype:

Hotel

Date on Market:

08/07/2025
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More details for Ord Arms Hotel, Muir Of Ord - Hospitality for Sale

Ord Arms Hotel - Ord Arms Hotel

Muir Of Ord, IV6 7XR

  • Hospitality for Sale
  • £545,000
  • 15,694 sq ft
  • Restaurant

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

Established in 1904, the Ord Arms Hotel is a landmark former coaching inn, rich in heritage and perfectly positioned in the heart of its Highland community. With prominent roadside frontage and excellent access to both the North and West coasts, it’s ideally located for visitors and locals alike. Operating on a tried-and-tested business model, the hotel is presented in turnkey condition following a series of high-quality refurbishments by the current owners. It offers eight stylish letting bedrooms, plus four additional private rooms currently used by the proprietors—offering flexible options to expand guest accommodation. A key strength of the business is its huge and loyal local patron base. The hotel is a popular social and dining destination for the surrounding community, providing consistent year-round trade alongside seasonal tourism. Guests are welcomed with genuine Highland hospitality and a commitment to comfort, quality, and atmosphere. The hotel features the vibrant G & Teas cocktail and whisky bar, the inviting Sidings Bar, the Highland Restaurant, and a cosy snug dining room—all blending contemporary style with period charm. Culinary offerings showcase the best of local Highland produce, with menus that celebrate regional flavours and support nearby suppliers. This emphasis on authenticity and local connections enhances the hotel’s appeal to guests seeking a true Highland experience. Fully compliant with all current hospitality regulations and enjoying ongoing improvements, Ord Arms Hotel offers a rare opportunity for new owners to take on a thriving, community-supported business with clear potential for further growth.

Contact:

ASG Commercial

Property Subtype:

Hotel

Date on Market:

08/07/2025
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More details for 53 Main St, Portpatrick - Hospitality for Sale

Harbour House - 53 Main St

Portpatrick, DG9 8JW

  • Hospitality for Sale
  • £775,000
  • 7,500 sq ft
  • Restaurant

Portpatrick Hospitality for Sale

Well-Established Hotel & Apartments Overlooking the Picturesque Harbour Delightful, Well-Established Hotel & Apartments Overlooking the Picturesque Harbour Fantastic Opportunity to Operate an Excellent Hospitality Business Located in the Popular Tourist Destination of Portpatrick, Overlooking the Picturesque Views of the Harbour Positioned at Western End of Up & Coming South-West Coastal 300 Route Historic Turnover in Excess of £900,000 (net) 2024 Portpatrick is a small fishing village tucked away on Scotland's most south western peninsula. The village is a year-round popular tourist destination attracting a wide range of visitors for its quirky vibes, golf courses and nature enthusiasts. Portpatrick is on the up and coming South-West Coastal 300Route and is at the start of the Southern Upland Way, attracting a flow of visitors throughout the year. The Harbour House Hotel has 8 letting bedrooms and offers spectacular views across the port with a wide range of food and beverage options which appeal to a range of locals and tourists. In addition to the hotel, the Anglesea Apartments offers 3 apartments, next door to the hotel allowing the business to cater for a variety of guests. The Harbour House Hotel is a substantial property with main accommodation on ground, first and second floor levels with the attached Anglesea Apartments arranged over garden, first and second floor levels. Lounge Bar (30) with bar servery Sun Lounge Terrace Restaurant (20) Dining Area (18) (restaurant overflow) 6 X double/twin 2 X family room Outdoor Seating (66) Garden - at the rear of both hotel and apartments. The business is well established and has enjoyed a consistently high turnover through the former tenant's trading operation. Management accounts for the year ended 31st March 2024 show a turnover of £925,219 and the period of 7 months ended 31st October 2024 shows a turnover of £710,049. Trading information will be exhibited to seriously interested parties preferably following a formal viewing. Offers around £775,000 are invited for the heritable (freehold) interest in the whole properties, the trade fixtures, fittings and equipment, together with the goodwill, which is to be sold complete as a going concern. Stock in trade to be purchased at an additional price at valuation on the date of entry.

Contact:

Graham & Sibbald

Property Subtype:

Hotel

Date on Market:

01/07/2025
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More details for Main St, Crianlarich - Hospitality for Sale

Best Western Crianlarich Hotel - Main St

Crianlarich, FK20 8RW

  • Hospitality for Sale
  • £1,750,000
  • 14,625 sq ft
  • Restaurant

Crianlarich Hospitality for Sale - Stirling

Situtated at "the Gateway to the Highlands" & West Coast Mainline Railway Junction Variety of Bar; Lounge; Restaurant & Function Facilities 3 Additional Properties - Presently Used as Further Letting Rooms and Staff Accommodation Popular West Highland Way Walk on the "Doorstep" Management Accounts for 2024 show a T/O of over £1.3m The Crianlarich Hotel is a 41-bedroom, 3-star hotel located in the village of Crianlarich, Perthshire, which can be described as "the gateway to the Highlands". The village of Crianlarich is located in the Loch Lomond National Park, around 8 miles north of the head of Loch Lomond, midway between Glasgow and Fort William, and Perth and Oban. Crianlarich offers its visitors a variety of nature-based activities, with the West Highland Way long-distance footpath passing through the village and the nearby Glen Falloch providing a number of steep-sided hills for the avid Munro-baggers to tackle. 16 Munros (peaks over 3,000 feet) can be climbed directly from the village The hotel itself has 36-bedrooms and the nearby Glenbruar House offers a further 5 letting bedrooms, all en-suite. On-site staff accommodation is provided via 2 additional dwellings, Laurelbank and Evergreen, and 2 static caravans. Included in the sale there is a field extending to over 5 acres which leads to the banks of the River Fillan, popular for fly-fishing (includes riparian fishing rights), as well as a parcel of land in the centre of the village currently used for over- flow car parking. The Crianlarich Hotel is a great base for exploring the delights of the Highlands and the joy of the West coast of Scotland. The hotel is popular with groups (coach & rail tours) as well as independent leisure travellers and with the location it attracts groups of individuals walking the West Highland Way and munro-bagging in the locality, as well as those seeking the skiing activities at Glen Coe and Nevis Range. The hotel offers a variety of bar, restaurant, function, and lounge facilities to relax and socialise after enjoying the surrounding nature trails and picturesque views. The sellers have owned the hotel for 15 years and have, over the years, refurbished and modernised the premises to an excellent standard, more recently the sellers have installed a brand-new passenger lift. The availability of the Crianlarich Hotel offers a new owner the opportunity to acquire a popular 3-star hotel in a scenic location with the potential to further develop the business. The Crianlarich Hotel is situated on the south of the main road, at the junction of the A85 & A82 main roads, with the mainline railway station a short walk from the hotel. The other houses, the hotel car parking, the field leading to the River Fillan and the overflow car parking are all situated to the north of the A85 road. 4-bedroom house, with kitchen, lounge and 2 bathrooms 2 X static caravans The main hotel entrance leads into reception and reception lounge. The accommodation can be described, briefly, as follows: - Lounge Bar (12) with bar servery Card Room (5) Lounge (16) Reception Lounge (8) with reception desk and office Highland Lounge Restaurant (66) with feature wood burning fireplace Restaurant 2 (56) - breakfast and coach party evening meals Commercial Kitchen - centrally located to serve both restaurants simultaneously Dish Wash Walk in Freezer Range of Stores Wine/Beer Cellar Laundry/Drying Room Biomass Boiler Room 4-bedroom house, with shared WC and shower facilities, plus small garden Detached single storey property with corrugated iron cladding. 2 bedrooms, kitchen, lounge and bathroom Evergreen Small double, en-suite shower room Manager's Flat - Glenbruar House Within the Glenbruar House, at ground floor level, a manager's flat. Decked seating area outside the hotel Private drop off area in front of hotel 2 X car parking areas adjacent to the Laurelbank and Evergreen houses Field to the north of Evergreen House - adjacent to the River Fillan (approx. 5.3 acres) Bicycle rack EV Charging Station Fishing Beat (River Fillan) Mains electricity and water. Heating and hot water via biomass boiler with RHI income. Private septic tank drainage. LPG gas. Offers around £1,750,000 are invited for the heritable (freehold) interest in the whole properties, the trade fixtures, fittings and equipment, together with the goodwill of the business, which is to be sold complete as a going concern. Stock in trade to be purchased at an additional price at valuation on the date of entry.

Contact:

Graham & Sibbald

Property Subtype:

Hotel

Date on Market:

01/07/2025
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More details for 12-14 Francis St, Stornoway - Hospitality for Sale

County Hotel - 12-14 Francis St

Stornoway, HS1 2XB

  • Hospitality for Sale
  • £750,000
  • 8,896 sq ft
  • Restaurant

Stornoway Hospitality for Sale - Eilean Siar

Located in the Centre of Stornoway 17 En-Suite Letting Bedrooms Popular with Locals and Tourists Same Owners for 22 Years 2-Bed Flat, Lounge/Restaurant, Lounge Bar, Function Room Viewing Highly Recommended The County hotel is set in the heart of Stornoway, the largest town on the Isle of Lewis. The hotel has been run by the same family for the past 22 years and has been run in a style to suit their way of life. The building, set over three floors, has been well maintained and all bedrooms have recently been refurbished offering a variety of charm and character. The main areas retain a traditional feel with wood panelled walls in many rooms. The business is a popular destination for tourists visiting the beautiful island and is also very much a community hub for locals who enjoy the social side of life. The restaurant presently offers European and Indian food with the kitchen split evenly for both sets of chefs. Stornoway is the largest town in the Outer Hebrides and the Western Isles and has been voted one of the best places in the UK to live. The Isle of Lewis is also famous for its magnificent beaches. The property is set over 3 floors with the main lounge bar and restaurant bar on the ground floor and the second lounge on the upper ground floor. The function room and 17 en-suite letting bedrooms are located on the first and second floors. The kitchen is set behind the main restaurant and an additional kitchen prep area is located on the first floor next to the function room. In addition there is a 2-bedroom owner/managers flat along with an office. The property is connected to mains gas, electricity and water.

Contact:

Graham & Sibbald

Property Subtype:

Hotel

Date on Market:

30/06/2025
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More details for The Byre, Acharacle - Hospitality for Sale

Loch Shiel Hotel - The Byre

Acharacle, PH36 4JL

  • Hospitality for Sale
  • £550,000
  • 6,500 sq ft
  • Restaurant

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

Impressive 8 bedroom Country House Hotel on the banks of Loch Shiel Enviable location with uninterrupted views across the Argyll Countryside and Loch Extensively refurbished Bar Lounge & Restaurant offering charming spaces Welcoming letting rooms and cabin as well as 2 bedroom owners accommodation Wonderful opportunity to Acquire an Established Hospitality Business Loch Shiel Hotel is a great opportunity to purchase a fantastic county house hotel with uninterrupted waterfront views across Loch Shiel. The property is a detached former villa of stone construction under a pitched slated roof. To the rear of the property there are two detached properties which currently offer staff accommodation and a self-contained holiday let. There is also an outbuilding which provides a commercial laundrette. The Hotel has been extensively redeveloped over the years offering charming accommodation which seamlessly blends traditional features with modern commodities to provide a true sense of the best of Scottish Hospitality. The property offers 8 welcoming en-suite bedrooms all with outstanding views across the Loch and picturesque countryside. With its charming traditional features, the Bar/Lounge and restaurant offer fantastic spaces to enjoy a nip or taste some Scottish cuisine, whilst soaking in the outstanding views across the Loch. From a business perspective, the Loch Shiel Hotel offers a great opportunity to run a well-established business in the picturesque tourist area of Argyll and Bute. The Business has already established a stellar reputation and a loyal customer base, attracting visitors from near and far throughout the year. The attention to detail and tasteful refurbishment means the property is attractive to a wide range of customers future proofing the business. The sale is due to the owners retiring. 8 X en-suite letting bedrooms 1 X self-contained one bedroom holiday cottage The Turnover of the business was £356,000 in the year ending January 2023. We understand this will increase to over £400,000 in the year end 2024. Mains drainage, electricity and water are all connected to the property. LPG gas is supplied in cylinders and there is an oil tank for central heating. CCTV and Burglar Alarms are installed. There is a zonal fire alarm system. Fixed price £550,000 is sought for the heritable (freehold interest) interest in the property, the trade fixtures, fittings, furnishings and equipment, together with the goodwill of the business, which is being sold complete as a going concern. Stock in trade will be sold at valuation on the date of entry.

Contact:

Graham & Sibbald

Property Subtype:

Hotel

Date on Market:

30/06/2025
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More details for 21 Kingsmills Rd, Inverness - Hospitality for Sale

Heathmount Hotel - 21 Kingsmills Rd

Inverness, IV2 3JX

  • Hospitality for Sale
  • £1,400,000
  • 7,695 sq ft
  • Restaurant

Inverness Hospitality for Sale

The Heathmount comprises a three-storey detached hotel of stone construction under a multi-pitched slate roof with dormer windows. A great deal of investment has been put into the property over the years including a glass extension, a new kitchen and an extensive outside terrace with outdoor heaters and TV. Offers around £1,400,000 are invited for the heritable (freehold) interest in the property, the trade fixtures, fittings, furnishings and equipment, together with the goodwill of the business which is being sold complete as a going concern. Stock in trade will be sold at valuation on the date of entry.

Contact:

Graham & Sibbald

Property Subtype:

Hotel

Date on Market:

27/06/2025
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More details for 31-33 St Andrew St, Castle Douglas - Hospitality for Sale

King's Arms Hotel - 31-33 St Andrew St

Castle Douglas, DG7 1EL

  • Hospitality for Sale
  • £495,000
  • 7,026 sq ft
  • Restaurant

Castle Douglas Hospitality for Sale

Well-Established 10-Bedroom Town Centre Hotel Located in Busy Market Town in Popular Dumfries & Galloway Great Range of F&B Facilities; inc Beer Garden Spacious 3-bedroom Private Accommodation Adjoining 2-bedroom flat Available in Addition Turnover in excess of £500,000 (net) The Kings Arms Hotel is a 10-bedroom town centre hotel, located in the heart of Castle Douglas, within the thriving, popular region of Dumfries and Galloway. The hotel is a town centre establishment which welcomes tourists and locals alike. Set in the picturesque region of Dumfries and Galloway, the hotel also hosts a year-round trade of golfers, bikers, cyclists, hikers and sight-seers keen to take advantage of the area's outstanding natural beauty, from the interesting Solway Coastline to the renowned Galloway Dark Sky Park. The Kings Arms retains rural Scottish charm, while also boasting a variety of modern bar and restaurant facilities to serve a broad clientele. Its 10 recently renovated bedrooms are attractive and comfortable, providing guests a home away from home. In addition, the hotel boasts a very spacious 3-bed flat, ideal either as a home for owners or excellent accommodation for residential staff. An adjacent two-bedroom flat, used for self-catering purposes, is available for purchase and is an excellent asset to the hotel's accommodation. Castle Douglas' enviable position on the A75 Euro route, linking the M6/M74 at Gretna Green to Stranraer and Cairnryan; the Northern Ireland ferry terminal, renders it a busy market town, with easy access to the beaches of the Solway Coast, the Galloway Hills, 7Stanes Mountain Biking venues and the UK's first 'Dark Sky Park' at Galloway. The Kings Arms Hotel, owned by the sellers for over 30 years, is a fantastic opportunity for new entrants to the hotel and licensed property trade, bringing with it years of an excellent local reputation and popularity. Regularly reviewed on Trip Advisor receiving a 4.5 rating. The Kings Arms Hotel is a historic former coaching inn dating back to the early 19th century, situated on the corner of St Andrew's Street and Queen Street. The Kings Arms Hotel comprises lounge bar, bar, restaurant and letting accommodation arranged over two floors, with owner's accommodation located at first floor and a separate annexe, accessed adjacent to the main hotel entrance, presently used as Airbnb accommodation. From the street pavement, steps lead up to the hotel's main entrance, which leads into the entrance vestibule and hotel reception from where there is access to the public areas and bedrooms. The accommodation can be described, briefly, as follows: - Entrance Vestibule Reception Foyer (4) with Reception Desk & Office behind Snug Bar (10) Lounge Bar (18) with Bar Servery Bar Lounge (14) Restaurant (60) Resident's Lounge at first floor level 2 X double 4 X twin 1 X triple 1 X family 2 X single Situated on the first floor is a private flat, ideal for owners or managers, with accommodation of:- Living Room 3 X Double Bedrooms (one with walk-in wardrobe) Kitchen Bathroom Commercial Kitchen Still Room with Walk in Fridge, Chest Freezers Staff Room with Changing Facilities & WC Drying & Laundry Room Range of Stores Beer Cellar/Spirit Store in basement Adjacent is a separate ground floor flat (31 St. Andrew Street) used as a letting annexe to the hotel or for short term s/c letting (Airbnb style). The accommodation comprises: - Living Room 2 X Double Bedrooms Kitchen Bathroom with bath & shower Mains electricity, water, gas and drainage. Central heating and hot water from gas fired boilers. Offers around £495,000 are invited for the heritable (freehold) interest in the Kings Arms Hotel, the trade fixtures, fittings and equipment, together with the goodwill of the business, which is to be sold complete as a going concern. Stock in trade to be purchased at an additional price at valuation on the date of entry.

Contact:

Graham & Sibbald

Property Subtype:

Hotel

Date on Market:

27/06/2025
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More details for 25 Bank St, Kirriemuir - Hospitality for Sale

The Thrums - 25 Bank St

Kirriemuir, DD8 4BE

  • Hospitality for Sale
  • £750,000
  • 3,656 sq ft
  • Restaurant

Kirriemuir Hospitality for Sale

Established & Well Presented 9-bedroom Hotel Town Centre Location in Kirriemuir - "The Gateway to the Glens" Impressive Public Bar with Small Function Room 2-bedroom Owners Accommodation Profitable Business - six figure profit from relatively low turnover The Thrums Hotel is located within the charming town of Kirriemuir, noted as the "Gateway to the Glens" and commonly known as the birthplace of author Sir JM Barrie the creator of Peter Pan. Kirriemuir is readily accessible being situated off the A90 and A94, 19 miles north of Dundee and 27.5 miles from Perth. The town is popular and welcomes tourists year-round. Kirriemuir is a great base for exploring, where visitors can easily access several of the Angus Glens from here with some fantastic walking and wildlife spotting opportunities, including 10 'Munros' - ideal for cyclists, drivers, hill walkers and nature lovers alike. The town itself offers its visitors a variety of local shops, restaurant and pub amenities, with the Thrums Hotel being a local favourite. The Thrums Hotel itself is an established and very well presented 9- bedroom hotel that offers its guests the best of both with charming features and modern comfortable accommodation. The range of public areas offers guests both places to relax after a day of basking in the wonderful nature Angus has to offer, or to enjoy drinks and a good meal. The hotel benefits from a large public bar with a small function room which can be closed off with sliding doors. There is also private owner's accommodation with the hotel comprising 2-bedrooms, lounge, and shower room. Externally the hotel has car parking for c.20 cars with a patio terrace to enjoy al-fresco dining. The sellers have owned and operated the Thrums Hotel for 33 years and have, over the years, refurbished and redecorated the hotel to offer good quality letting accommodation and food and beverage facilities. The availability of the Thrums Hotel offers buyers a fantastic opportunity to acquire an established, well-loved town centre hotel business. The Thrums Hotel dates from the Georgian era and its frontage is Historic Scotland category B-Listed, located in the Kirriemuir Conservation Area. From Bank Street, there are two main entrances into the hotel, on the right providing access directly to the public bar, on the left opening up into entrance hall and lounge with access to letting accommodation via staircase to first floor. The accommodation can be summarised, briefly, as follows: - 4 X twin 4 X double 1 X family Store (former office) Range of stores / cupboards Kitchen with prep area Walk in fridge/freezer Car parking (20 spaces) Patio Terrace with alfresco seating 3 X Outhouse Stores Mains gas, electricity, water and drainage. Heating and hot water via gas fired boiler. Offers around £750,000 are invited for the heritable (freehold) interest in the whole properties, the trade fixtures, fittings and equipment, together with the goodwill of the business, which is to be sold complete as a going concern. Stock in trade to be purchased at an additional price at valuation on the date of entry.

Contact:

Graham & Sibbald

Property Subtype:

Hotel

Date on Market:

26/06/2025
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More details for Highbury Dr, Leatherhead - Hospitality for Sale

Federation House - Highbury Dr

Leatherhead, KT22 7UN

  • Hospitality for Sale
  • £9,000,000
  • 103,108 sq ft
  • Fitness Centre
  • Restaurant

Leatherhead Hospitality for Sale

Freehold available with vacant possession at a guide price of £9m, representing £99 per sq ft (£1,066 per sq m) on the total gross internal area of 91,240 sq ft (8,476 sq m). The building currently benefits from 55 spacious air-conditioned ensuite letting bedrooms well supported by a restaurant bar, conference rooms and a health and fitness suite. It is well positioned in the middle of the competitive set and benefits from excellent customer reviews. In its current format, the property offers very significant upside potential to a dedicated hotel operator in terms of potential occupancy and ADR levels. In addition to this, there is ready potential to increase the number of letting bedrooms to 100, subject to detailed design, by converting easily adaptable office space centred around the high quality and well invested existing facilities. Alternatively, due to its flexible design, the building is well suited for adaptation to a wide range of uses by owner occupiers or operators. The majority of the non-hotel accommodation on the ground and first floor, together with the basement parking has minimal internal structure and can be readily repurposed.

Contact:

Cluttons LLP

Property Subtype:

Hotel

Date on Market:

25/06/2025
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More details for North Rd, North Kilworth - Hospitality for Sale

Kilworth House Hotel & Theatre - North Rd

North Kilworth, LE17 6JE

  • Hospitality for Sale
  • £9,750,000
  • 17,875 sq ft
  • Restaurant

North Kilworth Hospitality for Sale

he hotel comprises 44 well-appointed period bedrooms in excellent condition as well as 2 restaurants, 4 private dining rooms and 8 conference rooms, catering from small, informal meetings to large corporate events. The hotel is a former family home with two unique features - the award-winning open air theatre set in a wooded glade beside a lake and the hotel's ornate Victorian Orangery overlooking the parkland. Guide price £9,750,000

Contacts:

Savills

Christie & Co

Property Subtype:

Hotel

Date on Market:

10/06/2025
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More details for 39 Esplanade, Shanklin - Hospitality for Sale

Shoreside Inn - 39 Esplanade

Shanklin, PO37 6BG

  • Hospitality for Sale
  • £1,150,000
  • 8,985 sq ft
  • Restaurant

Shanklin Hospitality for Sale

Offers are invited in the region of £1.15m for the Freehold premises, Business, Goodwill, Fixtures & Fittings. Run by the current owners since they purchased the property in 2011, all the rooms have been upgraded to a very high standard. In 2017 it was decided to convert the Ground Floor public space into two further suites, each with their own private sun terrace. Two of the other rooms benefit from their own private balconies facing the beach. Six of the eight suites are equipped with King size beds, with the remaining two offering twin beds for their occupants. Guests have use of complimentary Wi Fi throughout the property. Heating and water systems benefit from a water softener and are modern, high capacity and high-tech equipment. Generous two-bed flat to the rear of the property arranged over the first and second floors. The master bedroom has an en-suite shower rooms and WC, there is a guest bedroom, office, lounge, well-fitted kitchen, family bathroom and WC. Located in an inviable position, on Shanklin’s popular esplanade, with its sandy beaches and various attractions. This location offers far-reaching sea views across the English Channel to Sandown Bay and Luccombe. Shanklin is the Island's major town on the south coast and serves as a day-to-day needs centre, particularly for the Sandown, Shanklin Lake conurbation, which wrap around Sandown Bay. The sandy beaches and leisure offer of the area ensure high numbers of visitors and tourists, particularly in the Summer season, boosting the local population of around 19,500. It also has a railway station which goes through to Lake, Sandown, Brading and Ryde Pier Head to link up with Wightlink’s fast passenger ferries to Portsmouth Harbour and trains onwards to London Waterloo and Gatwick.

Contact:

Hose Rhodes Dickson

Property Subtype:

Hotel

Date on Market:

10/06/2025
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More details for High Street, Kirkcudbright - Hospitality for Sale

Selkirk Arms Hotel - High Street

Kirkcudbright, DG6 4JG

  • Hospitality for Sale
  • £1,200,000
  • 12,000 sq ft
  • Restaurant

Kirkcudbright Hospitality for Sale

The Selkirk Arms Hotel is an impressive townhouse dating back to 1770 and believed to have been in hotel use continuously since that time and is an Historic Scotland Listed Building, Category B. The hotel is split over ground, first and second floors accessed from both the High Street and from the rear car park.

Contacts:

Smith & Clough

Graham & Sibbald

Property Subtype:

Hotel

Date on Market:

10/06/2025
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More details for All Seasons Philipburn, Selkirk - Hospitality for Sale

Philipburn Hotel - All Seasons Philipburn

Selkirk, TD7 5LT

  • Hospitality for Sale
  • £1,300,000
  • 46,537 sq ft
  • Restaurant

Selkirk Hospitality for Sale

This stunning property which was originally a large manor house on the Philiphaugh Estate and known for the famous Battle of Philiphaugh in 1645, was built in 1751. The main house is finished is white painted rough cast with a slate roof over. Over the years the main building has been sensitively extended and adjusted to form the current arrangement. The hotel comprises 12 letting rooms with a further 8 rooms in other parts of the site known as the garden rooms. The property is delightfully spacious with accommodation being laid out across three floors. The property offers many original features which adds to the charm of this impressive hotel which is accessed by a drive through a delightful mature woodland setting. Private parking is available at the side of the hotel and electric vehicle charging stations are also available. The main entrance takes the guests into the reception area. This area is also open to a welcoming lounge area with open fire and is laid to table and chairs. The lounge is a flexible space and can be used to host morning coffee and local club social meetings. Behind the reception, toilets are presented to an excellent standard.

Contact:

ASG Commercial

Property Subtype:

Hotel

Date on Market:

04/06/2025
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More details for 55 High St, Lewes - Hospitality for Sale

White Hart Hotel - 55 High St

Lewes, BN7 1XE

  • Hospitality for Sale
  • £2,150,000
  • 11,628 sq ft
  • Fitness Centre
  • Pool
  • Restaurant

Lewes Hospitality for Sale

<br />Charles Wycherley Independent Estate Agents are delighted to present to the market this iconic Grade II Listed, 4 storey historic property, available for the first time in 32 years, which was the former home of the Marquis of Abergavenny, with the most outstanding elegant façade in Lewes High Street. The property is the largest in Lewes Town Centre (approx. 18000 sq ft) and has 19 en - suite bedrooms with potential for separating the accommodation section of the business from the extensive ground and lower floors with direct approach from Lewes High Street with fine Tudor beams, ex open fireplaces and oak panelling. There is further on the 1st floor, the well known Sheriffs room, historically used as the room frequented by Thomas Paine, famed for his works to secure American Independence. The ground floor has two large front rooms, one the bar and the other a front sitting room looking to Lewes High Street. Beyond the reception area is a coffee shop and well known dining room again with original wood panelling. The lower ground floor has a vaulted wine cellar (originally the martyrs dungeon where 7 of the protestant martyrs were imprisoned) as well as a beer cellar and kitchen. The property has been upgraded significantly, including modern updated boilers and pressurised updated hot water system and a refurbished façade. <br /><br />Lewes is a vibrant and affluent Market Town with a thriving year round tourist trade, attracted by the towns wealth of historic buildings and the amenity opportunities afforded by the surrounding National Park. The town is internationally renowned for its November 5th Bonfire celebrations. Lewes benefits from its proximity to the cosmopolitan city of Brighton & Hove, which lies some 9 miles to the south west offering immediate access to regional shopping facilities, two universities and Europe's largest man made marina. Newhaven is also 8 miles to the south offering channel ferry links to France. <br /><br />The County Town of Lewes regularly features in the Times list of the best places to live in the UK and offers an excellent range of private and state education facilities across all ranges including Lewes Old Grammar and Priory Secondary School. The town has excellent transport links with a direct railway line to London Victoria in just under 1 hour and London Bridge 90 minutes. <br /><br />BRIEF HISTORY OF THE WHITE HART HOTEL<br /><br />The Hotel which dates back to 1426 is rich with Tudor features including medieval oak panelling and Tudor oak beams. Other features include ancient stone and timber detail, original medieval open log fireplaces and oak floor boards. It was given a Georgian façade in the 19th Century. <br /><br />Points of Note:-<br /><br />In 1768 Thomas Paine began forging his radical policies in the Sherriff's Room of The White Hart which led to the American Revolution and the struggle for independence. English Heritage have awarded The White Hart Hotel the coveted blue plaque which is mounted on the entrance crediting the hotel with the mantel ‘The Cradle of Independence'<br /><br />The powerful and wealthy Pelham family owned and lived in the hotel. <br /><br />Two of the Pelham sons became British Prime Ministers, Henry Pelham & Thomas Pelham. <br /><br />Celebrated 18th Century chef William Verrall published recipe books from the hotel from 1737 –1760<br /><br />World respected writer Virgina Woolfe purchased ‘The Monks House' from an auction held at The White Hart. <br /><br />Russia and Britain sealed historic Diplomatic Relation Agreement in the Sheriff's Room. <br /><br /><b>Notice</b><br />Please note we have not tested any apparatus, fixtures, fittings, or services. Interested parties must undertake their own investigation into the working order of these items. All measurements are approximate and photographs provided for guidance only.

Contact:

Charles Wycherley

Property Subtype:

Hotel

Date on Market:

24/05/2025
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More details for High St, Haddington - Hospitality for Sale

Tweeddale Arms Hotel - High St

Haddington, EH41 4QU

  • Hospitality for Sale
  • £695,000
  • 4,156 sq ft
  • Restaurant

Haddington Hospitality for Sale

Charming 16 en-suite bedroom Coaching Inn in the Heart of East Lothian Stellar reputation with room to develop the business Characterful property with an abundance of period features Enviable location in Gifford an affluent village with links to golf courses and distillery's The Tweeddale Arms Hotel is a historic establishment located on the High Street in Gifford, East Lothian, Scotland. Dating back to circa 1625, it retains its traditional black and white exterior and overlooksthe village green and river. The hotel offers amenities such as acozy public bar with a log-burning stove, a pool and darts room, a family loungebar/restaurant, separate breakfast room which couples as a private dining room with log burner, an enclosed beer garden, and a function suite suitable for events like weddings. It's conveniently situated near two golf courses: Gifford Golf Course (9 holes) and Castle Park Golf Course (18 holes). The property itself offers 16 well appointment en-suite bedrooms with a charming residents lounge, bar and restaurants as well as an events space and a public bar with a pool room. The property has a large commercial kitchen and a front and rear beer garden. The property consists of an old coaching in off stone construction with a tiled slate roof. Cosy bar with wood burning stove Pool and darts room Residents Lounge Restaurant/Bar Breakfasting room which doubles as a private dining room. Events space Outside beer garden to front and rear 4 Superior Double 4Twin Room 4 Family Room 4 Double The property is connected to mains electric, water and sewage. Heating is provided by oil with a new supply tank being recently installed. Offers around £695,000 are invited for the heritable (freehold interest) interest in the property, the trade fixtures, fittings, furnishings and equipment, together with the goodwill of the business, which is being sold complete as a going concern. Stock in trade will be sold at valuation on the date of entry.

Contact:

Graham & Sibbald

Property Subtype:

Hotel

Date on Market:

02/05/2025
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