A Scottish village hotel, which can trace its origins back to a drovers’ inn in the 1700s, has been put up for sale, with offers around £3.25 million sought.
It is described as being in a “beautifully remote and yet very accessible” location.
Graham + Sibbald, which has been appointed to sell the Dunalastair Hotel Suites at The Square in Kinloch Rannoch in Highland Perthshire, declared that “extensive monies have been lavished on the property”.
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It added: “The hotel’s location, in Highland Perthshire close to Loch Rannoch, is idyllic, plus it is in sight of Schiehallion, and those visitor icons of Queen's View on Loch Tummel, Ben Lawers and Loch Tay all are a short drive away.”
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Alistair Letham, a hotel and leisure consultant with Graham + Sibbald, said: “Dunalastair Hotel Suites’ availability for sale is a superb opportunity for purchasers to acquire a well-established, five-star style business in a popular visitor and leisure location. Kinloch Rannoch is beautifully remote and yet very accessible, being only a 15-mile drive from the main A9 road.”
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Graham + Sibbald said: “With its origins as a drovers’ inn in the 1700s, the current incarnation of Dunalastair Hotel dates from the late Victorian period - and more recently extensive monies have been lavished on the property to create the quality, five-star style Dunalastair Hotel Suites in this stunning Highland Perthshire village.”
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It noted the “extensively refurbished” Dunalastair Hotel Suites now offers 32 “quality letting bedroom suites”, along with a lobby lounge, lounge bar and “delightful restaurant”, all overlooking a sheltered inner courtyard, as well as a “first-floor library lounge /private meeting room”.
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