Chartered surveyors and business valuation experts, Graham and Sibbald have announced the sale of a popular Perthshire hotel.
The eye-catching Victorian baronial gothic-style building, formerly known as Saorsa 1875, is set in private garden and woodland grounds of approximately 1.8 acres. With provides 11 boutique-style letting bedrooms, a lounge bar, snug/private dining room and restaurant, the hotel also features mature gardens and woodland walks.
As the UK’s first vegan hotel and restaurant, Saorsa 1875 opened in 2019 to a hail of publicity and sustained growth over the next seven years.
New owners, Dean Bucknell and Paul Tillbrook – who, have now changed the hotel’s name to the Birchwood Pitlochry – will keep the offering wholly plant-based until at least mid-November.
Alistair Letham, a hotel and leisure consultant with Graham and Sibbald, said: ‘Under its new guise of the Birchwood Pitlochry, in this great location in the Scottish Highlands, I am sure this business will continue to thrive.’
The purchase price was not disclosed, although Graham and Sibbald were inviting offers around £950,000 for Saorsa 1875, Pitlochry.
For more information on this and other businesses marketed by hospitality and licensed trade specialists Graham and Sibbald, visit www.g-s.co.uk.
Graham and Sibbald Announce Sale of Pitlochry Hotel
Chartered surveyors and business valuation experts, Graham and Sibbald have announced the sale of a popular Perthshire hotel.
The eye-catching Victorian baronial gothic-style building, formerly known as Saorsa 1875, is set in private garden and woodland grounds of approximately 1.8 acres. With provides 11 boutique-style letting bedrooms, a lounge bar, snug/private dining room and restaurant, the hotel also features mature gardens and woodland walks.
As the UK’s first vegan hotel and restaurant, Saorsa 1875 opened in 2019 to a hail of publicity and sustained growth over the next seven years.
New owners, Dean Bucknell and Paul Tillbrook – who, have now changed the hotel’s name to the Birchwood Pitlochry – will keep the offering wholly plant-based until at least mid-November.
Alistair Letham, a hotel and leisure consultant with Graham and Sibbald, said: ‘Under its new guise of the Birchwood Pitlochry, in this great location in the Scottish Highlands, I am sure this business will continue to thrive.’
The purchase price was not disclosed, although Graham and Sibbald were inviting offers around £950,000 for Saorsa 1875, Pitlochry.
For more information on this and other businesses marketed by hospitality and licensed trade specialists Graham and Sibbald, visit www.g-s.co.uk.