A SCOTTISH pub and restaurant with letting rooms in Oldmeldrum has been put up for sale.
Property agent Christie & Co, which is marketing The Redgarth, said the inn has “built an outstanding reputation in Aberdeenshire for its food and drink offerings”.
“The business is also highly popular as a business and holiday destination, being central to the castle and whisky trails including local Glen Garioch Distillery, one of the oldest in Scotland,” it said.
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It noted The Redgarth has six large en-suite rooms to let, and said these are “furnished to a very high standard, two of which enjoy unsurpassed views of the eastern Grampians including the Bennachie range”.
Christie & Co added: “The attractive inn has been lovingly cared for by the owner, Stuart Singer, who reluctantly plans to retire, and offers a new owner a unique opportunity to mix work and a rural lifestyle.”
Business agent at Christie & Co Simon Watson commented: “This is a rare and excellent opportunity to acquire a long-established, well-performing business in Oldmeldrum.
“The Redgarth would be well suited to an owner-operator family business or could complement an existing portfolio due to its high level of turnover.”
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