Ever fancied running your own Highland inn that's surrounded by breathtaking scenery?
Well, a hotel which has just gone up for sale close to the ever-popular West Highland Way could be the ideal opportunity to fulfil your dreams.
The idyllic Highland Getaway Inn in Lochleven is on the market after the current owners decided they'd like to retire.
Dating back to the early 1900s, this distinctive property comes with the traditional Highland Inn, which includes a newly renovated Balcony Bar, six spacious letting bedrooms and an attractive 3-bedroom owners’ accommodation.
Priced at offers over £ 750,000, this ready-made business is described as an ideal opportunity for someone looking for a change of career and location.
Set within in the heart of this beautiful village, which is an outdoor destination in its own right and sits upon the famous West Highland Way walking route, it is perched close to the Riven Leven and the towering mountains of Mamores.
Not only is it ideal for accommodating both local residents and tourists alike in its rooms, but the Balcony Bar, which overlooks the River Leven, has also become a popular haunt for people in the area and is a big draw for those looking for food and drink. This newly refurbished bar operates as the breakfast room for guests, as a café bar during the day and a restaurant in the evening.
Speaking about the inn, estate agents ASG Commercial said: "The business is a true turn-key opportunity. The trading elements and the owner’s accommodation combine to make this a tremendous business opportunity and home."
The Inn’s clientele is derived from a balance of holiday makers, outdoor enthusiasts and adventure holiday makers, many of which are travelling the ever-popular West Highland Way.
The village of Kinlochleven is the penultimate stop on the West Highland Way, and the agents say it attracts upwards of 120,000 outdoor enthusiasts each year due its location close to Loch Leven, Nevis Ski Range and Glencoe Ski Resort.
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