Iconic hotel in East Lothian seaside town voted 'UK's best place to live' available for £1.8m

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A iconic hotel in a stunning seaside town in East Lothian town has seen its asking price significantly reduced, after almost a year on the market.

The four-star Nether Abbey Hotel, located in North Berwick, has been owned by the same family for over 60 years, during which time it has won countless awards.

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The boutique hotel was brought to the market by Graham + Sibbald last summer for offers over £2,250,000 – but the asking price has now been reduced to £1.8m.

The Nether Abbey Hotel, which boasts 12 en-suite bedrooms overlooking the Firth of Forth and North Berwick West Links, is owned by husband and wife Stirling and Jela Stewart, who are now planning to retire.

The Nether Abbey Hotel in North Berwick is up for sale, with an asking price of £1.8mThe Nether Abbey Hotel in North Berwick is up for sale, with an asking price of £1.8m
The Nether Abbey Hotel in North Berwick is up for sale, with an asking price of £1.8m

A listing for the hotel reads: “Set in the heart of Scotland’s East Lothian Golf Coast, this outstanding hotel has been extensively upgraded and refurbished to provide 12 quality letting bedrooms, the popular Fly Half Bar and Restaurant, a south-facing conservatory and al-fresco terrace; plus a spacious function/meeting room.

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“All this combines to make the Nether Abbey a ‘go-to’ North Berwick establishment welcoming local custom and a range of new and repeat visitors from both the UK and overseas.”

Graham + Sibbald added: “With easy connections to Edinburgh (just 30 mins by train), a thriving high street of independent shops and its famed community spirit, North Berwick is a sought-after location and truly beautiful destination, with views across the Firth of Forth and Bass Rock, home of the world’s largest colony of Northern gannets.

“As well as boasting a rich history and impressive castles, the region is the No1 golf break destination in Scotland with 22 courses along stunning coastline, stretching from Edinburgh to the Scottish border. All of this can be found in Scotland’s sunniest and driest region.”

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Alistair Letham, a hotel and leisure consultant with Graham+Sibbald, said: “The sale of the Nether Abbey Hotel provides a wonderful opportunity to buy a quality 4-star hotel business in a sought-after location, with an impressive established local, national and international client base.

“The Nether Abbey Hotel is truly a turn-key, walk-in property and business.”

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