Property for sale

Prime Highland Setting

At the meeting of the River Lochay and River Dochart, and just steps from the famous Falls of Dochart, this unique estate offers an unrivalled blend of historic charm, modern luxury, and strong commercial potential. Situated in Killin at the head of Loch Tay, one of Scotlands most iconic lochs, the properties are perfectly placed within the Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park, ensuring both year-round demand and international appeal.

The Portfolio
The House at Bridge of Lochay
A former 18th-century coaching inn, reimagined as a high-end self-catering retreat.
13 beautifully appointed en suite bedrooms, sleeping up to 28 guests.
Luxury facilities including a cinema room, games room, two lounges, formal dining, commercial kitchen, hot tub and sauna.
Retained period features such as stone fireplaces and timber beams blended with contemporary interiors.
An exceptional reputation as a group destination for family gatherings, weddings, and corporate events.

Lochay Cottage
A detached, four-bedroom residence of outstanding quality, currently serving as the owners home.
Open plan kitchen and living with bespoke finish, log-burning stove, and access to landscaped gardens.
Master suite with a walk-in dressing room and spa-style en suite.
Flexible accommodation suitable for a luxury secondary holiday let, owner occupation, or senior staff residence.

The Lodge
An additional property with prime development potential.
Opportunity to expand the letting portfolio or reposition as boutique guest accommodation, spa facility, or exclusive retreat, subject to consents.
Established business with a proven hospitality and self-catering operation, strong repeat bookings and capacity for further growth.
Multiple income streams with several properties on site offering group rentals, high-end holiday lets, and owner or staff housing.
Scalable potential as the Lodge presents clear scope for expansion, enhancing yield and capital value.
High-value scenic Highland destinations such as Killin and Loch Tay consistently command strong rental rates and international visitor demand.
Proximity to outdoor pursuits, including watersports, salmon fishing, Munro climbing and cycling, draws both leisure and adventure tourism markets.
The picturesque village of Killin provides year-round local services, while Glasgow, Edinburgh and Perth are all within reach for domestic and international visitors.

Properties of this calibre, with multiple income-producing units in a location of such natural beauty, seldom reach the open market.

Summary
This is more than a property sale. It is the acquisition of a prestigious Highland estate with proven income, significant development potential, and enduring lifestyle appeal. Whether retained as a thriving hospitality business, a private retreat with income, or repositioned as a luxury investment portfolio, the Bridge of Lochay represents a rare and compelling opportunity.