Chartered surveyors and business valuation experts, Graham and Sibbald, are marketing the Tigh Na Mara Hotel, a characterful coastal business in the charming village of Sandhead, near Stranraer.
An eight-bed property with adjcent two-bed self-catering house, the hotel presents a fantastic opportunity to acquire a well-positioned coastal hospitality business next to unspoilt sandy beach.
Known for its friendly atmosphere and equipped with eight refurbished en suite letting rooms, a comfortable lounge, public bar with coal fire and a well-positioned beer garden with heated outdoor pods, the hotel attracts a mix of tourists all year round.
Peter Seymour, Senior Director of Hotel and Leisure with Graham and Sibbald, said: ‘This is a fabulous business located in a well-regarded tourist spot that would ideally suit an owner-operator who wishes to benefit from its strong reputation and opportunities for growth.
The vendor, Neil Fisher, added: ‘We have tastefully renovated the Tighnamara over this time with our own style. Innovation is key in our ever changing environment and with a busy Easter and summer season ahead, the future is bright for any potential buyer who wishes to operate a family business in this beautiful peninsula of the furthest south-west point in Scotland.’
Graham and Sibbald are inviting offers in the region of £925,000 for the freehold interest.
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 & Sibbald Market Award-Winning Seaside Hotel Near Stranraer
Chartered surveyors and business valuation experts, Graham and Sibbald, are marketing the Tigh Na Mara Hotel, a characterful coastal business in the charming village of Sandhead, near Stranraer.
An eight-bed property with adjcent two-bed self-catering house, the hotel presents a fantastic opportunity to acquire a well-positioned coastal hospitality business next to unspoilt sandy beach.
Known for its friendly atmosphere and equipped with eight refurbished en suite letting rooms, a comfortable lounge, public bar with coal fire and a well-positioned beer garden with heated outdoor pods, the hotel attracts a mix of tourists all year round.
Peter Seymour, Senior Director of Hotel and Leisure with Graham and Sibbald, said: ‘This is a fabulous business located in a well-regarded tourist spot that would ideally suit an owner-operator who wishes to benefit from its strong reputation and opportunities for growth.
The vendor, Neil Fisher, added: ‘We have tastefully renovated the Tighnamara over this time with our own style. Innovation is key in our ever changing environment and with a busy Easter and summer season ahead, the future is bright for any potential buyer who wishes to operate a family business in this beautiful peninsula of the furthest south-west point in Scotland.’
Graham and Sibbald are inviting offers in the region of £925,000 for the freehold interest.
For more information on this and other businesses marketed by hospitality and licensed trade specialists, Graham and Sibbald, visit www.g-s.co.uk.