Could you be up in Arms in Alford?
THERE’S an opportunity to acquire the freehold of an established hotel business in Aberdeenshire.Â
Edwardian mansion hotel up for grabs in Moray
The Ramnee Hotel was built in 1906 as a private residence but now operates as an 18-bedroom hotel.Â
A Perth pub at the heart of the community
The Abbotsford has been run by the same owners for the past 20 years and is described as a busy neighbourhood pub that is popular with locals.Â
Could you help bring this historic St Enoch building back to life?
The Teacher Building on St Enoch Square is in the process of being extensively refurbished, with the upper floors set to be operated as serviced apartments for short-term accommodation – while the ground and lower ground floors will be converted into a bar and restaurant
Will you be next at Maryhill’s First & Last?
Long-established on the main thoroughfare of Maryhill Road, the First & Last is so named because it is the first pub encountered coming in from the suburbs of Milngavie and Bearsden – and the last Glasgow pub available on the road out of the city.
Ellon’s Station Hotel is on the market in Aberdeenshire
Dating from the early 1890s, the hotel has been extended and refurbished several times during its lifetime
A chance to get onto the North Coast 500 at Gairloch
The Millcroft is said to enjoy year-round trade, proving popular with a range of European customers booking through online booking sites
Own a slice of Stirling history – The Golden Lion is up for sale
The Golden Lion dates from the 1700s and is within walking distance of some of the city’s most popular tourist attractions, including Stirling Castle. It has operated as a hotel since 1820 and was acquired by the current owner in 2003.
Defying expectations, the pub property market remains strong
Despite the ongoing challenges facing the industry, the pub sector remained ‘remarkably resilient’ through 2022, according to property agent Christie & Co.
A Trossachs tradition continues at the Inn on Loch Lomond
First opened at Inverbeg on the loch’s west bank in 1814, the Inn has since served as a watering hole to generations of travellers from far and wide.
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