|
Leisure And Lifestyle Businesses for sale in Stirlingshire, Scotland
1 - 2 of 2 businesses for sale
| Kennel & Cattery |
| Asking Price: £700,000 |
Turnover: £76,488 |
Location: Scotland |
|
| Purpose-built kennel and cattery licensed for 70 dogs and 20 cats. Four/five-bedroom detached house and granny flat in a peaceful rural location with mature grounds extending to almost three acres. Freehold.
... |
| Coaching Hotel |
| Asking Price: £1,500,000 |
Turnover: |
Location: Scotland |
|
| Confidential sale. Smart and impressive 100-bedroom country/coaching hotel. Excellent main road site. Highly competitive sale.... |
|
Not found what you are looking for?
Subscribe today and have our team of researchers actively search the market for businesses for sale that match your requirements.
Businesses in adminstraion - distressed businesses
If you are looking for a specific company that may have gone into administration, liquidation or had a winding-up petition lodged against it, you will need to be a subscriber. Please have a look at our administration pages or contact us on 0208 875 0200 for more details.
|
Have you considered buying a business out of administration?
Often business sell for less than market value.
Below is a list of businesses that have gone into administration matching your search criteria.
- Development & sell real estate., Scotland
- Property investment and real estate development., Scotland
- The Company transports vehicles by road for a number of car manufacturers., Scotland
- Development and selling of real estate., Scotland
- Business Services - Property Services., Scotland
- Property development., Scotland
- General construction and civil engineering., Scotland
- Wholesale of Meat and Meat Products (51320)., Scotland
- General construction and civil engineering., Scotland
- General Construction and Civil Engineering, Scotland
Local information: Stirlingshire, Scotland
Stirlingshire is a registration county of Scotland, bordering Perthshire to the north, Clackmannanshire and West Lothian to the east, Lanarkshire to the south, and Dunbartonshire to the south-west.
In 1975 most of Stirlingshire was incorporated into the Central Region, with Kilsyth and the surrounding area becoming part of Strathclyde Region. Since 1996 the area of the former county has been part of the council areas of East Dunbartonshire, Falkirk, North Lanarkshire and Stirling.
The county town is Stirling, which lies on the River Forth and is laid out around a large fortress and a medieval town centre. it is often called the ‘gateway to the Highlands’, owing to its strategically important position between the Scottish Lowlands and Highlands. It is the centre of local government, higher education, retail, and light industry and has a population of roughly 41,243, making it the smallest city in Scotland.
Subscriber Features
- Search by region, county, turnover
- Contact business sellers directly
- Email alerts of new sale mandates
- Email alerts of businesses in adminstration
- Latest business divestment news
- Monthly printed report
- Make contacts in your industry
- Free to sell businesses
- Business wanted section
|
