The property is on the market for offers in the region of £645,000, and is one of four we feature this week.
Guesthouse in ‘unspoilt’ setting
A guesthouse in an “unspoilt” location along Scotland’s most famous tourist route has been put on the market.
The four-bedroom bed and breakfast is in an “excellent roadside trading location” for the North Coast 500 road trip route, the agent said.
ASG Commercial said that the Cruachan Guesthouse at Stoer near Lochinver is a traditional 1.5 storey building.
The property is being marketed at offers over £365,000.
Pub in city area with ‘charming village feel’
A pub in a prominent city location has been put on the market.
The premises are in “one of the city’s most sought-after areas, offering a charming village feel yet just a short walk from the city centre”, the agent said.
The Stockbridge Tap in Edinburgh is described as being in an “excellent trading area”, with the opportunity to develop a food offering.
Christie & Co said the Stockbridge Tap freehold is available at offers over £950,000.
Pub in former city parsonage
A pub in a former parsonage in a Scottish city has been put on the market.
The freehold for Cloisters Bar is available at offers over £950,000.
The agent said the pub in Edinburgh is an established and profitable public house in a high footfall area.
Simon Watson, of Christie & Co, said: “Established in 1995, the bar is housed within the historic former All Saints Parsonage, and the building retains many traditional features, which creates a warm and inviting atmosphere.”