An award-winning café in a popular Highland village on the country’s most famous tourist route has been put on the market.
The café, which is also next to the ferry terminal, is being sold as its owner plans to move their business interests to New Zealand.
ASG Commercial said the Cult Café is a “charming, well-presented and easy to operate café within the popular tourist destination of Ullapool”.
“Cult Cafe is a well-located business with the customer areas being set on one floor at street level. The café has a snug and welcoming open-plan layout benefitting from a well-signed presence from the main road. The frontage of the unit features a large picture window.
“Access is via a door at street level through a small vestibule into the main area. The café is set to free-standing tables and chairs with some fixed bench seating in the wall spaces.”
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The agent continued: “There are a number of attractive units to present food and beverages for sale. The servery counter/kitchen area is set to the far end of the open-plan customer area.”
ASG Commercial also said: “The current owners have developed a thriving café which is popular with the local community and tourists alike. To further develop the café, there could be the provision of evening meals, live music or similar. The café is renowned for the dietary specific baking and savoury treats, and this could be further progressed. Cult Cafe is just a short walk from the Caledonian MacBrayne ferry to Stornoway which leaves twice daily (once on Sundays in winter) for those planning a trip to Lewis, Harris or the other Hebridean Islands. Cult Café also benefits from being located directly on the immensely popular North Coast 500 route.”
The Cult Café is marketed at offers in the region of £160,000.
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