A hotel on the famous North Coast 500 tourist route has been brought to the market.
The hotel on Scotland's "Route 66" road trip is offered for sale as its owners move to retire.
Agent ASG Commercial said: “The Trentham Hotel is a well-established and profitable small hotel located on the NC500 route near Dornoch, offering a promising business opportunity for prospective buyers.”
It has six letting bedrooms, a modern restaurant, popular public and lounge bar, and “spacious and comfortable” owner’s accommodation.
“Purchased by the current owners in 1990, the hotel has seen various improvements, making it a very successful operation with a strong reputation for both quality food and hospitality.
“The hotel enjoys a great reputation, particularly on review platforms like TripAdvisor, which further reinforces its appeal to potential buyers.”
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ASG Commercial added: “The business is consistently profitable, despite the owners reducing their involvement in recent years as they approach retirement.
“There is significant growth potential for new owners to return the hotel to its full operational capacity, increasing profitability, particularly by capitalizing on the peak tourist season.
“The current owners are retiring after successfully running the hotel for over three decades and are looking to pass the reins to new owners.
“The property offers considerable scope for further development. The new owners could choose to increase business hours, expand marketing efforts, or make additional improvements to the facilities to further increase profitability.
“The location along the NC500, a popular and scenic tourist route, ensures a steady flow of visitors throughout the year, especially during the summer months.”
The freehold is available at offers of around £375,000.
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