Located in the village of Tyndrum, north of Loch Lomond on the road to Oban, The Tyndrum Inn is a traditional stone-built property, comprising of a bar with 80 covers, a modern restaurant/café with seating for up to 100 patrons, and a conservatory seating area for a further 15.
The inn also offers 22 ensuite letting bedrooms, as well as a beer garden with views across the mountains, and a private car park.
The inn benefits from excellent connections, sitting on the main junction between the central belt and the north-west Highlands, with Tyndrum particularly popular for the renowned hiking trails nearby.
Associate director at Christie & Co, Tony Spence, said: “We are delighted to have been instructed to sell the Tyndrum Inn, a fantastic profitable business that is well positioned for tourists travelling the Highlands and taking on the West Highland Way.”
The Tyndrum Inn is being sold freehold with an asking price of offers over £1,500,000.
