Fully Renovated 10-Bedroom Boutique Hotel in Heart of Stirling City Centre for Sale
City of Stirling, Stirling
- Status
FOR SALE
- Date Submitted:
05/01/24
- Advert ID
604612
- Reference
Friars Wynd Hotel 52710 / Rightbiz
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- Leasehold: £50,000
- Turnover: Not Applicable
- Net Profit: Not Applicable
Business Details
Well Situated 10 bedroom Boutique Hotel in Stirling City Centre
- Fully Renovated Victorian Town House Oozing with Period Features
- Prominent Location in the Centre of Stirling at the Foot of the Castle Hill, 200 Yards from Railway Station
- Charming Characterful Property Offering Exceptional Accommodation in Turnkey Condition
- New Lease Premium Offers Over £50,000
- Rent per annum £45,000
Graham and Sibbald are delighted to bring to the Market Friars Wynd Hotel in Stirling for lease. This property is brought to the market in fantastic condition in an enviable location at the Foot of the Castle hill. The impressive business for lease offers 10 boutique style bedrooms and a café on the ground floor. Graham and Sibbald are inviting offers of £50,000 for the premium and £45,000 rent per annum for this outstanding opportunity. This hotel and café are being leased by the current owners who have built up an impressive business ready for new tenants to build upon.
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