A family-run hotel close to Scottish castle and whisky trails has been brought to market.
Cornerstone Business Agents said the âvery popularâ hotel sits next to the railway station in a growing community.
The Station Hotel in Insch is also beside a major new homes development.
âThe attractive town of Insch is located 27 miles northwest of Aberdeen in the rolling Aberdeenshire countryside," the agent said.
âThe town is home to around 3,000 residents and continues to expand with new housing developments.
âThere is a new 50-home development which is currently being built adjacent to the hotel."
The hotel enjoys a "highly visible trading location" next to Insch railway station.
Cornerstone said: âThe railway line connects Aberdeen to Inverness. It also allows easy access for residents to access the East Coast Mainline (Aberdeen) for train connections to Edinburgh, Glasgow and London.
âInsch is well placed to act as a tourist base for those visiting the Castle and Whisky trails as well as Royal Deeside. Insch also benefits from its closeness and commuter proximity to Aberdeen."
Cornerstone said The Station Hotel is being offered at a guide price of ÂŁ495,000.
French firm buys majority stake in Edinburgh AirportÂ
Major investment has been promised for Edinburgh Airport after its owners sold a majority stake in the business to one of the worldâs leading air travel facility operators.
Current owners Global Infrastructure Partners (GIP) have announced that it has sold a 50.01 per cent stake to VINCI Airports, the worldâs leading private airport operator, in a deal worth ÂŁ1.27 billion. Edinburgh Airportâs Chairman Sir John Elvidge and Chief Executive Officer Gordon Dewar will, along with other key leaders, remain in their roles. GIP has owned the airport since 2012.Â
Robison hails Hyundai offshore wind deal as âvote of confidence in Scotlandâ
An agreement by Hyundai to pursue opportunities for floating offshore wind power projects has been hailed as a âvote of confidence in Scotlandâ by Deputy First Minister Shona Robison.
She spoke out after a memorandum of understanding (MoU) was agreed between HD Hyundai Heavy Industries, Scottish Enterprise and Highlands and Islands Enterprise. The deal is the South Korean manufacturing giantâs first agreement in Europe on floating, offshore, wind manufacturing.
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