
Lodge on the Loch Hotel.
Onich, Fort William, Highlands, PH33 6RY
Freehold
Offers over £900,000
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- Most Impressive 3 star, 15 Bedroom Boutique Style Hotel
- Prominent Position with Views over Loch Linnhe
- Set In 4 Acres of Beautiful Gardens & Grounds
- Extensively Upgraded Property
- Magnificent individually designed themed Bedrooms & Suites
- Owners Cottage with Loch Front Views
- Healthy Profit Levels Achieved with Significant Scope to Increase
From the moment you walk through the front doors of the Lodge on the Loch Hotel, you are instantly aware that you have entered a professionally operated, quality establishment with a most welcoming & friendly atmosphere. With truly breathtaking views towards the mountains of Glencoe, this impressive 15 bedroom Boutique style hotel, which was originally built around 1900, then latterly extended; is located in the west highland village of Onich. Nestling in 4 acres of land and sitting on an enviable waterfront position overlooking Loch Linnhe; the hotel is situated to the north side of the Ballachulish Bridge on the A82 Glasgow to Inverness road, the position of the hotel results in a large volume of passing trade. The village of Onich is located 10 miles south of the bustling highland town of Fort William. The town of Fort William is the largest in the West Highlands of Scotland and is the commercial centre of Lochaber, an area renowned for magnificent scenery. As one of the busiest areas in the west coast, most visitors to the highlands will at some point visit Fort William, taking in some of the finest scenery Scotland has to offer. The area offers an enviable way of life while surrounded by some of the most spectacular loch and mountain scenery in Scotland.
With a growing reputation as one of the areas finest hotels, the hotel offers the discerning guest a perfect base to explore the wealth of breathtaking scenery and attractions nearby. Originally built as a private residence; then latterly converted to a hotel, The Lodge on the Loch Hotel benefits from an extensive refurbishment programme which has seen upgrading to all of the 15 en-suite bedrooms, public rooms & grounds. Potential purchasers & guests will notice on visiting the hotel that during the renovation, close attention to quality and detail has been paid through out this magnificent boutique style hotel. All of the bedrooms & suites are individually themed & tastefully decorated with good quality furniture & luxurious soft furnishings that gives each room a homely feel yet offering all the little extras that you would expect in a fine hotel. The high standard achieved in the bedrooms continues in the public areas and gardens. Whilst a good level of corporate, tourists, sporting & passing trade is currently enjoyed at the hotel, which has resulted in healthy profit levels, our client advises, that trading under an owner operator, possibly with experience in the hotel or catering industry, the business turnover has tremendous potential to grow to impressive levels over the coming years ahead. Our client feels that one way to significantly increase trading levels would be to focus further on the food side of the business, possibly offering high quality locally sourced seafood. The location, size of restaurant and volume of passing trade offers the perfect ingredients needed for a quality restaurant. Due to family commitments overseas, our client has now reluctantly decided to offer this superb hotel for sale.
The Property.
Originally constructed as a private residence, then latterly extended, The Lodge on The Loch Hotel is laid out over three floors & consists of 15en-suite letting rooms, reception area, loch front restaurant (50), lounge bar, large welcoming reception area, lounge / sitting room, rear office, large front facing office, spacious commercial kitchen, laundry room, staff room, cellar, dry store, housekeeper’s cupboard plus a single bedroom that is currently used as staff room. To the rear of the hotel is separate property that once renovated could offer further staff accommodation. To one side of the hotel is the managers / owners two bedroom cottage with uninterrupted views of Loch Linnhe. Car parking spaces are available to the front and to both side of the property.
Letting Rooms.
Individually themed, each of the15 beautifull en- suite bedrooms & deluxe suite, are freshly decorated and furnished to an exceptional standard. All letting rooms are equipped with electric heating, television, radio/alarm, tea and coffee making facilities. Superior rooms offer, luxurious king-size; super-king or twin beds. CD player and radio with CD library, iron and ironing board, bathrobes fine toiletries & candles, larder with cordials, herbal teas, tea, coffee, still & sparkling mineral water and biscuits, hairdryer & cordless telephone.
2008 Listings.
The Lodge on the Loch has just recently switched to Visit Scotland, the hotel is yet to be inspected and graded. In 2007 the hotel was awarded AA 3 Star and AA Rosette restaurant.
Owners Accommodation
The delightful owners / managers cottage is included in the asking price and consists of 2 bedrooms, lounge, kitchen and bathroom. The property is surrounded by spacious gardens with views over Loch Linnie.
Fixtures and Fittings.
A full inventory will be completed to detail all personal items excluded from the sale or items subject to a lease.
Viewing.
For reasons of confidentiality, no direct approach may be made to the business. All viewings must be arranged through Scottish Business Centre Glasgow office. Offers All offers should be submitted directly to Scottish Business Centre 0141 357 3738.

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