A restaurant and bar overlooking a marina and bay has been brought to the market.
The premises also have a village shop said to be popular with sailors as a further income stream.
Drysdale and Company said the Lord of the Isles at Craobh Haven on the west coast of Scotland is a fully equipped licensed bar and restaurant featuring 72 covers, a commercial kitchen, and a residential apartment, with outdoor seating overlooking the marina.
The small open-plan shop was said to be popular with visitors from the nearby holiday properties and sailors at the marina, “providing a useful supplementary income to the bar and restaurant”.
“Located within a detached two-storey property, it features a split-level trading area in the bar and restaurant section."
“A central access corridor at ground floor level leads to the beer cellar and provides staff access to the retail unit, which benefits from separate external access at the front,” the agent added.
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Drysdale and Company also said the property is situated within Craobh Marina on the Craignish Peninsula in "picturesque" Argyll.
The marina is 22 miles south of Oban and approximately a two-and-a-half-hour drive from Glasgow.
“The marina offers 250 sailing berths and numerous holiday rental properties,” the agent added.
Lord of the Isles is offered at a guide price of £595,000.
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