Tomatin Scotland
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The Tomatin Trading Project situated at the side of the A9 14 miles south of Inverness and will create over 100 new jobs and provide a showcase for local produce. The new Tomatin Trading Company development offers the opportunity to promote all that is amazing in the Highlands and Islands. Inverness is the hub of Scottish Highland culture and the start of the hugely popular North Coast 500, Scotland’s Route 66 and named one of the top coastal road trips in the world.
The development will include a 100-bedroom hotel, farm shop and 200-seater restaurant, drive-through bakery and food outlet, as well as four retail units and a fuel filling station.
The site was once occupied by the Freeburn Hotel, which ceased trading in the 1960s, and later became a Little Chef before being demolished in 2008.
The development at Tomatin will be a welcome addition to the Highland hospitality offering and will create full-time, part-time and managerial jobs in both retail and hospitality. It will fit perfectly with the new dualling of the A9 from Perth to Inverness and be a welcome stop for travellers on the A9 going both north and south.
The Tomatin Trading Company will showcase the very best in food and drink, local produce and hand-made crafts from the Highlands.
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Supporting the rural economy, the new development will be a most welcome business investment close to Inverness. The proposal for Tomatin is well placed to deliver significant benefits for visitors and locals alike.
The development will complement the surrounding landscape using a mix of traditional materials such as stone, timber and slate echoing its historic past while looking to the future.
Further Information – William Frame 01764 650303 / 07836 381434
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