This is a rare opportunity to purchase one of Pitlochry’s most prominently situated hotels owing to the retirement of the current owners after 25 years. Occupying an enviable and elevated position on the main road into and out of the charming town of Pitlochry, is the Acarsaid Hotel, a welcoming and well-maintained hotel with 20 En-Suite letting rooms.

The property is in immaculate condition throughout and has been furnished to a very high standard. The hotel benefits from a full licence and, given the popularity of Pitlochry, there is ample opportunity to increase revenues by reopening the restaurant to non-residents for lunches and evening meals. The Acarsaid Hotel occupies a site which extends to approx. 1 acres in total and is well suited to either extension or redevelopment.

The Acarsaid Hotel is in Pitlochry, one of the most scenic locations in the centre of Scotland, a true honeypot destination for tourism The hotel is located in the town centre of Pitlochry that has many amenities including excellent restaurants, cafes, and shops. Pitlochry is also home to the nationally renowned Festival Theatre, the award winning “The Enchanted Forest”, Blair Atholl Horse Trials, Etape cycling race as well as two world famous distilleries. Although a small traditional town, it boasts an extensive year-round tourist trade and hospitality sector, offering a wide range of activities and entertainment to both locals and visitors.

Highland Perthshire provides an abundance of recreational activities with opportunities to explore surrounding mountains, lochs, glens, and forests. Extremely well located for Walking, Hiking, Cycling, Fishing, Shooting, White Water Rafting, Kayaking, Skiing and even Bungee Jumping. The area is also home to a world-renowned Highland Games. The town is located just off the A9 and is extremely well serviced with good road and rail networks providing links to Perth(26miles), Edinburgh (70 miles), Glasgow (83 miles) and Inverness (86 miles) and their respective airports. Pitlochry railway station is on the main line from London to Inverness served by both the East Coast route and Scotrail.