A FAMILY-OWNED hotel in a “stunning” Scottish location has been put up for sale.
Located in the heart of the Highlands, the Lodge on the Loch offers “breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape, making it an ideal acquisition for those looking to invest in a high-potential hospitality business,” said agent CCL Property.
The 21-room hotel in Onich, looking down on Loch Linnhe, is described as an exceptional property and one which “represents a unique opportunity for prospective operators”.
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CCL Property said: “The lodge’s prime location, combined with the natural beauty of the area, ensures its popularity among tourists and locals alike.”
Representative from the agency David Pickering commented: “The Lodge on the Loch is an exciting acquisition for any operator.
“The stunning location, coupled with the panoramic views and the area’s popularity, makes it a highly attractive investment.
“We anticipate significant interest from buyers looking to capitalise on the thriving tourism sector in the Highlands.”
The property has been put on the market at £950,000.
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