Queen's View Visitor Centre, Pitlochry, Perthshire

The Property

The two buildings on site are of traditional
character and have been recently refurbished.
Both are constructed from stone under a
pitched slate roof, with rendered and painted
walls.
The visitor centre building to the east, is a
flexible space suitable for a variety of uses,
previously used for retail and interpretation. The
internal ground floor area extends to 77 sqm,
with a further 71 sqm of combed space on the
first floor.
The building to the west is a as café / restaurant
and arranged over a single storey. The internal
area including toilets, extends to 107 sqm,
adjacent is a generous external decking area
extending to 91 sqm.

The Viewpoint and Car Park

Access is from the B019, with signposting
from the main A9 trunk road. The car park has
capacity for 55 cars and 6 coaches. The site
extending to 2.91 Acres (1.8Ha)
The viewpoint is iconic and well known in
Perthshire and is accessed by a short surfaced
trail from the visitor centre. Queen Victoria
having visited in 1866 to take in the sweeping
view west along Loch Tummel.

EPC Rating

Cafe: C
Visitor Centre/shop: A

Rateable Value

Per the Scottish Assessors Website:
Café / Visitor Centre: £19,200
Car Park: £2,650

Services

Gas: Propane (for cooking only)
Water: Private Water Supply
Electricity: Mains
Drainage: Septic Tank
Heating: Electric

Location
Situated on the north-east shore of Loch
Tummel in an elevated position and within the
Tay Forest Park and an Area of Outstanding
Natural Beauty. Accessible from the central belt,
the location attracts both local Scottish and
other day visitors, as well as significant tourist
trade. The site is estimated to get 120,000
visitors per year.