NC500 hotel on the market for £1.25million as owner retires after 25 years
A hotel on the scenic NC500 route is up for sale for a guide price of £1.25million
The Tigh an Eilean Hotel in Shieldaig has been put on the market as the current proprietor has decided to retire after 25 years.
Overlooking Loch Torridon and lying in the shadow of Ben Shieldaig, the village is a haven for tourists but is also a busy and important working harbour and fishing village. The catch is delivered straight from the boats to the kitchen door.
The Tigh an Eilean Hotel is the only hotel and public house in the village and the premises also houses the local general store.
It is on the market for the first time in a quarter of a century and Cornerstone Business Agents described it as ‘a rare opportunity to acquire one of Scotland’s best located hotels.’
The firm said: “Our clients have regularly reinvested into the hotel and it is offered in excellent condition throughout. Our clients offer a traditional Highland style with stylish design accents and contemporary flashes throughout the property.”
To the rear of the main hotel there is a seven-bedroom staff block utilised for live in staff and on the second floor of the hotel there is a self-contained flat.
Included in the sale is a housing plot with a planning consent. The plot lies to the rear of the hotel on an elevated position overlooking Shieldaig Island.
The firm added: “The business is run by our client as well as full complement of staff to include a live in manager and head chef.
“The staff rota expands with the season. The hotel is open all year providing a fabulous destination to visitors from all over world.
“Additionally, the hotel benefits year round from its function as the hub of this remote community, being the only restaurant, pub and shop in the village. The business offers a varied income stream with strong wet, food, retail and accommodation sales.”
