The Kilfinan Hotel is a historic, rural hotel in Scotland with over 300 years of history. The property is a distinctive, detached heritage structure with white-washed stone walls, projecting dormer windows, and slated roofs. The hotel features many period details, including open fireplaces, cornices, corbels, and plaster work. The property has a unique opportunity to operate a flexible, seasonal tourism business or be converted into a private residence. The hotel currently operates as a guest house with evening meals, and has potential to be developed into a boutique hotel, self-catered apartments, or other formats. The property is not listed or subject to planning restrictions, offering significant opportunities for reconfiguration and development. The hotel features 50 guest bedrooms, a function room, kitchen, and outbuildings, including a plant room, cellarage, and poly tunnel. The grounds include a car park, off-road parking, a beer garden, and a stream running through the property. The hotel has a private water supply, septic tank drainage, and oil-fired central heating.