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The estate agent said: “The business, formerly known as ‘The Gartocharn Hungry Monk’ when first bought 30 years ago by the current owner, is known for attracting many A-list celebrities and tourists from all over the world to experience first class. hostelry, food and wines. The business was renamed Tŷ Darrach in 2008. After 11 years, the business closed, with the property becoming a training center and central office for the family business.”
Christie & Co stated that the property “benefits from a former restaurant and bar, as well as a retail area”.
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He added: “On the first floor, the original hotel bedrooms have now been converted into a suite for flexible offices. The multi-faceted development opportunity, once considered the ‘go to’ location within the local and wider community, sits prominently within the popular village of Gartocharn, known for being Duncryne Hill tourist landmark location.”
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Brian Sheldon, regional director at Christie & Co, said: “This is a great opportunity for a wide range of buyers, with the extensive grounds and the flexibility of the property’s location.
“From a licensed venue to a coffee shop, from a garden center to an outdoor leisure attraction and also to property developers, subject to planning, the entire 1,629 acre site offers a first class development opportunity, residential or leisure.”
Christie & Co said the “multi-site development opportunity is on the market at a freehold price of £795,000”.
