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Property Overview

Occupying a prominent position within the historic village of Bladnoch, The Bladnoch Inn is one of the area’s most recognisable hospitality properties, with a history that can be traced back to at least the mid-18th century. Generations of travellers, local residents and visitors have passed through its doors, making it a long-established part of village life and the wider history of the Machars.

Believed to date largely from the nineteenth century, the present building retains the character of a traditional Scottish country inn while offering extensive commercial accommodation suited to continued hospitality use. Public bar and restaurant facilities are complemented by guest accommodation, owners’ accommodation and a range of ancillary areas, providing flexibility for a variety of business models.

The inn enjoys an enviable position directly opposite Bladnoch Distillery, Scotland’s most southerly whisky distillery, whose origins date back to 1817. The distillery’s international reputation continues to attract visitors from across the UK and overseas, reinforcing the inn’s appeal as a destination for tourists exploring the region.

For almost three centuries, an inn has occupied this important river crossing, serving travellers, whisky merchants, anglers and the local community. Today, The Bladnoch Inn offers the opportunity to acquire not only an established hospitality business, but also a property that forms part of the area’s built heritage.

Whether continued as a traditional inn, enhanced as a boutique hospitality destination or developed further, subject to the appropriate consents, this is a unique opportunity to secure one of South West Scotland’s most recognisable licensed premises in a location synonymous with the history of Scottish whisky and rural Galloway.

• Historic village inn with trading origins dating back to the 18th century
• Landmark position opposite Bladnoch Distillery
• Established hospitality business with bar, restaurant and guest accommodation
• Owners' accommodation
• Characterful period building believed to date largely from the 19th century
• Well-known destination in South West Scotland
• High levels of passing tourism from whiskey, walking and cycling visitors
• Situated approximately one mile from Wigtown
• Opportunity to continue an established business or develop further, subject to necessary consents

General

It is understood that, on achieving a satisfactory price, the vendors will include fitted floor coverings throughout.

Services

Mains water, drainage and electricity. Oil fired central heating.

Council Tax

TBC

Energy Rating

Viewing

By appointment with GAP.

Entry

Negotiable.