by BILL HEANEY
For Sale: The 4-star ‘Inn on Loch Lomond’ located on the A82. The property features 26 en-suite bedrooms, a popular lounge bar, a restaurant with a conservatory dining area, extensive outdoor seating, and a 50-space car park. With a reported annual turnover of £1.86m.
Dating back to 1804, this historic building opened as an inn in 1814 when horse-drawn carriages passed just feet from the door. Formerly known as the Ferry Inn and then Inverbeg Inn.
Over the years, the Inn changed hands a few times. After suffering a fire in 1978, it was later acquired by the Colquhoun family; the property closed in September 2007 for a multi-million-pound overhaul, adding a new kitchen and a bedroom wing before reopening in July 2008.
Now on the market at offers over £3.25m via agents Colliers.
Taking a trip down memory lane, who remembers former owners Jack and Jennifer Bisset from the late 1960s through to the 1990s?Were you around during the Bisset era? Did you ever work there? Do you have memories to share? We would love to hear your stories. RHU INN