Fri, 20 Aug 2021 | COMMERCIAL PROPERTY
The Auchingarrich Wildlife Park in the county of Perthshire, Scotland, is up for sale for £1.5 million. In addition to its wide variety of exotic and farm animals, the 131-acre site features a five-bedroom farmhouse, golf course and adventure playground.
The business is said to attract more than 60,000 visitors each year and reportedly generates average annual revenue of £585,000. The family-owned park, which also includes a soft play area, cafe and shop, is up for sale due to the current owners retiring.
The park is located in the Perthshire countryside, with Loch Earn a short distance to its west, along with the rivers Earn and Tay. Other attractions to the west of the park include Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park.
The business is up for sale through property consultancy Galbraith, which said: "Auchingarrich Wildlife Park is a well-established business set in a picturesque location with excellent views over the surrounding countryside.
“The wildlife park encompasses a shop, cafe, two play barns, a hatchery, general purpose shed, adventure playground and a stone-built steading building adjacent to Auchingarrich Farmhouse, which provides additional storage and workshop space.
“The park is well established and has been developed over a number of years with a network of internal roads and pathways leading to the animal enclosures and attractions. The park has been immaculately maintained and is very well presented.”
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