A pub on an island in the Scottish Outer Hebrides renowned for its stunning white sand beaches has gone up for sale. The Cross Inn described as "great fun" in a "wonderful community" by its current owner has gone on the market for £399,000.
Located on the Isle of Lewis, the gastropub is on the Hebridean Way walking and cycling route and is popular with tourists and islanders. Described as being a local community hub, the site has served the locals as a post office, butcher, shop and garage before being converted into a bed & breakfast with five or six rooms and a restaurant with a licensed bar.
Cross Inn has seen recent improvements with a historic Crofters barn being refurbished during the pandemic into a huge beer garden which features a rustic bar. The current landlady is selling the pub which can accommodate 90 punters indoors with 45 covers with all fixtures and fittings.
