Graham and Sibbald have announced the sale of the Whitebridge Hotel, a characterful boutique property located near Loch Ness.
A charming Victorian property that perfectly captures the spirit of Highland hospitality, the hotel was built in 1899 and has been comprehensively restored by its various owners over the intervening years. Combining period character with contemporary comfort, it offers a boutique experience that has earned a loyal following among both locals and visitors to the area.
Alongside 12 individually designed en suite guest rooms, a residents’ lounge, café, traditional Scottish bar, and welcoming breakfast room, the hotel also also features a large south-facing terrace and expansive beer garden.
There is also a separate six-bedroom owners’ accommodation and the sale offers the new owners a genuine turnkey business opportunity, with strong trading potential and scope for further development.
Peter Seymour, Director in the Hotel and Leisure department at Graham and Sibbald, praised the offering:
‘We are pleased to have managed to sell the business within a reasonable timeframe to a new entrant to the Hotel trade in Scotland. The new owners are relocating from the USA and have fallen for this beautiful hotel tucked away in the Highlands. We wish them a successful tenure and hope they can build on what is a lovely business.
‘It was a pleasure to work with Lindsays Solicitors on this transaction; all parties moved quickly and endeavoured to complete the deal as quickly as possible.’
Previous owner, Lesley Renton, reflected warmly on her time at the helm:
‘Owning the Whitebridge has been a privilege and a joy. Selling it marked a major milestone in our journey, so we knew we needed the right team to guide us through the process. Pete Seymour and his colleagues at Graham + Sibbald were fantastic from start to finish.
‘They were approachable, efficient and with their expert advice at every stage, we always felt in safe hands.’
The Whitebridge Hotel was sold for an undisclosed sum from an asking price of offers over £950,000.
Graham and Sibbald would also like to thank Lindsays who acted as solicitors on behalf of the vendors. A special thank you to Clare and Steph for their professionalism and support throughout the transaction that helped ensure a smooth and efficient sale process.
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 Whitebridge Hotel, Loch Ness
Graham and Sibbald have announced the sale of the Whitebridge Hotel, a characterful boutique property located near Loch Ness.
A charming Victorian property that perfectly captures the spirit of Highland hospitality, the hotel was built in 1899 and has been comprehensively restored by its various owners over the intervening years. Combining period character with contemporary comfort, it offers a boutique experience that has earned a loyal following among both locals and visitors to the area.
Alongside 12 individually designed en suite guest rooms, a residents’ lounge, café, traditional Scottish bar, and welcoming breakfast room, the hotel also also features a large south-facing terrace and expansive beer garden.
There is also a separate six-bedroom owners’ accommodation and the sale offers the new owners a genuine turnkey business opportunity, with strong trading potential and scope for further development.
Peter Seymour, Director in the Hotel and Leisure department at Graham and Sibbald, praised the offering:
‘We are pleased to have managed to sell the business within a reasonable timeframe to a new entrant to the Hotel trade in Scotland. The new owners are relocating from the USA and have fallen for this beautiful hotel tucked away in the Highlands. We wish them a successful tenure and hope they can build on what is a lovely business.
‘It was a pleasure to work with Lindsays Solicitors on this transaction; all parties moved quickly and endeavoured to complete the deal as quickly as possible.’
Previous owner, Lesley Renton, reflected warmly on her time at the helm:
‘Owning the Whitebridge has been a privilege and a joy. Selling it marked a major milestone in our journey, so we knew we needed the right team to guide us through the process. Pete Seymour and his colleagues at Graham + Sibbald were fantastic from start to finish.
‘They were approachable, efficient and with their expert advice at every stage, we always felt in safe hands.’
The Whitebridge Hotel was sold for an undisclosed sum from an asking price of offers over £950,000.
Graham and Sibbald would also like to thank Lindsays who acted as solicitors on behalf of the vendors. A special thank you to Clare and Steph for their professionalism and support throughout the transaction that helped ensure a smooth and efficient sale process.
For more information on this and other businesses marketed by hospitality and licensed trade specialists, Graham and Sibbald, visit www.g-s.co.uk.