Four-star Pitlochry hotel sells for around £1.3m

Four-star Pitlochry hotel sells for around £1.3m

Claymore Hotel

UK: Graham + Sibbald have concluded the sale of Claymore Hotel in Pitlochry, Scotland, to Gordon and Lauren Fyfe from an asking price of £1,350,000.

The 14 bedroom guest house comes with owners accommodation and an award winning garden. The property, which has been recently refurbished, sits on around one acre of grounds.

Pitlochry is a popular tourist destination and is located within the council area of Perth and Kinross, on the banks of the River Tummel. 

Owners Gordon and Lauren Fyfe said: “The Claymore is a fantastic business with scope for future development. This purchase is the culmination of our search for a new lifestyle business in Pitlochry. We have been focused on this area for over two years and delighted that we have now successfully acquired the business we had our hearts set on. We look forward to taking over from Di and Graeme who have been instrumental to the success of the business.” 

Graeme and Di McFarlane, who are retiring after the sale, said: “We have been delighted with the efforts of Graham + Sibbald to dispose of our business. They have worked with us throughout the marketing of the business keeping us up to date with interest and negotiating an excellent deal that we are delighted with. We would strongly recommend Peter Seymour and his team to anyone wishing to sell their business.”

Peter Seymour, hotel and leisure director at Graham + Sibbald, added: “The high value and market leading sale of the Claymore adds to the recent successes of other sales within Pitlochry and demonstrates the resilience of the market despite recent and ongoing challenges. We wish all the very best to the Fyfe’s and look forward to seeing how they take the business forward in years to come.”

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