A HISTORIC hotel on Scotland’s North Coast 500 has been put up for sale.
The Queen’s Hotel in Wick – which was bought by the current owners in 2004 – can be picked up for £425,000.
But the former historic manse, which sits just by the A99 and was built in the 19th century, has been welcoming guests for 72 years.
The property has a breakfast area, lounge bar with pool table, dining room and public bar.
The property is being sold by ASG Commercial.
They say: “The Queen’s Hotel is a delightful and well-established Highland property.
“It offers a warm and welcoming atmosphere in the heart of Wick, with a prominent roadside position on the popular A99 and North Coast 500 route.
“The present owners bought the hotel in 2004 and have invested considerably in modernising and refurbishing the business.
“They have enjoyed the rewarding and profitable lifestyle that accompanies ownership of such a successful business.
“It is their planned retirement from the hospitality sector that brings this desirable hotel to the market.”
The Highland hotel boasts eight en-suite rooms consisting of a mixture of single, double, twin and triple rooms.
