Incredible opportunity to purchase an impressive accommodation and restaurant business in a highly popular tourist destination. Restaurant/bar premises with 11 quality ensuite lodges and additional static homes. Potential to expand letting accommodation (stp).

Tenanted one bedroom flat within a traditional sandstone tenement building. Requires internal modernisation. Current rental income of £350pcm. Fantastic development or high yielding buy-to-let opportunity.

This is a good sized, gently sloping area of ground lying in the south west corner of a large cultivated field. If is irregular in shape and extends to approximately 0.716 acre (0.29 Ha

Presenting to market to this commercial unit with additional basement space in town centre location. Available with vacant possession, with potential rental income of £7,000 per annum 

The property is a vacant commercial unit with a ground floor of roughly 609 square feet, as well as a basement store room, located on a busy main street. On the ground floor there is the main room at the front, with a back room for storage, a kitchenette and a W/C. From the external close you can access the large basement, which could be used for additional storage or as a workspace. The property would be ideal for a small shop or office (STP) in a central location, perfect for either an owner-occupier or to be leased out for a potential £7,000 per annum. A small amount of refurbishment could increase the rental value.

This is a rectangular area of flat ground situated within an established residential area near the centre of the village. At one time there was a public convenience situated on this site, however the site has now been cleared. The title extends to 73.5 sq.m. The site is bounded to the north and west by car parking and garages, to the south by a sub station and to the east by the public road/pavement. This is a well situated site which may provide for an opportunity for alternative use. 

The subjects lie on the south side of the town centre within the conservation area curtilage . This Category C Listed church building was built in the mid 1850’s to accommodate the growing congregation of the Episcopal Relief Church which was in the town centre at that time. In more recent years the building was used as the local primary school’s canteen. The school building and this building are now redundant following relocation of the school to a new campus. 

This is an irregular shaped area of land extending to approx. 1,387 sq.m. There are two main buildings on the site: The schoolhouse to the north was built as a primary school for girls’ education and completed in 1839, the hall to the south was built in 1847, being added as a larger co-educational free church school. Both are Category C Listed. In more recent years the buildings have been used for nursery education and community use.

The site is a regular rectangular shape straddling the Abhainn Righ Burn. The majority of ground is open and undeveloped however, it includes a concrete weir and associated intake chambers and pump house for the public water supply which is now redundant. Please note that the title area is different from the area which has been fenced.. The title to the property comprises two deeds, each extending to 13.7m both north and south of the median line of the burn and 68.6m along both the north and south sides of the burn. Total area – 1,879 sq.m. (0.46Acre) approx.

A former care home comprising a main building together with detached house on a site of 2.23 acres, with potential for reconfiguration or redevelopment stc. Vacant.