A SCOTTISH golf club has been put up for sale for almost £1 million.

Kinloss Golf Club, which lies in a rural spot to the north-west of Forres, has been brought to market with bids of over £900,000 sought for the almost 50-acre site, although it is available in two lots.

The property includes an established nine-hole golf course with a clubhouse as well as planning consent for 16 holiday lodges and six glamping pod plots close to the Moray coast.

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Lot one, the golf course, includes the clubhouse with planning consent for residential conversion extending to 40.66 acres and is available at offers of more than £500,000.

Meanwhile, lot two, the holiday park site, includes 16 lodge plots and six glamping pod spots of 8.56 acres, is on the market for offers more than £400,000.

DM Hall, which is handling the sale, said the golf course has been closed since 2020 as a result of the development of dwelling houses within the ground, although added it has been well maintained by the current owners.

Planning consent has been issued for converting the clubhouse into residential use.

The proposed holiday park, which forms the eastern part of the property, has planning permission for the construction of 16 holiday lodges, the sites for which have been established and can be occupied for 11 months of the year.

DM Hall’s Jennifer Campbell commented: “This site represents an exciting and rare opportunity for the open market.

“While this property clearly has commercial appeal, one cannot ignore the appeal of a private residential estate.”

Forres is renowned for its floral gardens and picturesque high street while Elgin and Inverness are also within easy reach.

Access can also be gained to Speyside as well as the popular NC500 route, making it a prime location for those looking to experience Scotland’s natural beauty, DM Hall stated.