Leisure/hospitality for sale in Strath Tummel, Pitlochry PH16

Visitor centre and exciting catering opportunity. Iconic and well known viewpoint. Estimated to get 120,000 visitors per year. Two buildings on site, both recently refurbished. Visitor centre building is a flexible space suitable for a variety of uses. Second building is a café / restaurant. Car park with capacity for 55 cars and 6 coaches. The site extends to 2.91 Acres (1.8Ha.). Rent in the region of £12,000 per annum.

Leasehold

This property is situated on the north-east shore of Loch Tummel, in an elevated position and within the Tay Forest Park and an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The viewpoint is iconic and well known in Perthshire and is accessed by a short surfaced trail from the visitor centre.

The Viewpoint and Car Park is accessed from the B019, with signposting from the main A9 trunk road. The nearest town is Pitlochry (7 miles). To the west the B8019 leads into the village of Tummel Bridge and, thereafter Kinloch Rannoch.

The visitor centre is accessible from the central belt, the location attracts both local Scottish and other day visitors, as well as significant tourist trade. The site is estimated to get 120,000 visitors per year.

There are two buildings on site, both of traditional character and have been recently refurbished. The visitor centre building to the east, is a flexible space suitable for a variety of uses, previously used for retail and interpretation. The internal ground floor area extends to 77 sqm, with a further 71 sqm of space on the first floor. The building to the west is a café / restaurant and arranged over a single storey. The internal area including toilets, extends to 107 sqm, adjacent is a generous external decking area extending to 91 sqm.

The car park has capacity for 55 cars and 6 coaches. The site extending to 2.91 Acres (1.8Ha.).

Leasehold 18-24 month Fri. Rent in the region of £12,000 per annum. Best and final rental bids and proposals may be requested from interested parties. All interested parties are advised to submit a brief statement of intent outlying the proposed use of the site’.