A "hugely successful" island campsite has been put up for sale in what has been described as a rare purchase opportunity this week.
The Isle of Skye property is privately owned by a couple who have decided to sell their business, which offers opportunity for expansion, due to retirement, for offers over £1.5 million.
Set in a location overlooking Loch Dunvegan, and towards Dunvegan Castle, and the island of Gairbh Eilein, the campsite includes 470m of loch frontage and is licensed for 120 units, of which 80 can be tourers or motorhomes.
Shares in Scottish bus giant Stagecoach soar as investors like look of National Express deal
SHARES in Stagecoach leapt nearly 30 per cent last night after the Scottish-headquartered company opened the door to a potential merger with fellow transport giant National Express.
'World's largest floating windfarm' completed off Scotland
AN ABERDEEN-based renewables firm has hailed the completion of what is claimed to be the world’s largest floating windfarm.
Scottish developer hails delivery of ‘much-needed housing’
DAVID Wilson Homes has declared the first houses in its 194-home development at Cambusbarron near Stirling are due for completion by the end of next year, following approval of its revised plans by Stirling Council.
Power-hungry Ayrshire factory takes 'biggest step yet' to net zero ambitions
An Ayrshire factory that ranks among Scotland’s biggest individual consumers of electricity is to receive a multi-million-pound green investment as part of its owner’s move to net zero.
Insight, opinion, analysis
Kristy Dorsey: Pay day boom brings end to years of stagnant wage growth
Ian McConnell on Wednesday: Will Johnson government ever wake up to reality?
Scott Wright: Tourism and hospitality are facing an autumn of discontent
Ian McConnell on Friday: High-stakes call from Scottish Government on overseas travel
Brian Donnelly: Humiliating reality of Boris Johnson's US trade deal boast
Features
Monday Interview: Whisky firm delves into Leith's rich history as it plots bright new era
SME Focus: Glasgow digital specialist creates jobs after lockdown ends
From the Briefing: Scottish visitor attraction discount scheme
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