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Scottish Sun
8 hours ago
- Business
- Scottish Sun
Major Scots city's ‘only nightclub' hits the market after almost 30 years in business
The iconic riverside venue has been a staple in the city's nightlife since 1997 LAST ORDERS Major Scots city's 'only nightclub' hits the market after almost 30 years in business Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) THE only nightclub in a major Scots city has hit the market after nearly three decades in business. Johnny Foxes and The Den, two of Inverness's most beloved nightlife hotspots, are now up for grabs. Sign up for Scottish Sun newsletter Sign up 1 Johnny Foxes and The Den in Inverness have hit the market Situated along the banks of the picturesque River Ness, Johnny Foxes first opened its doors in 1997. This iconic riverside venue has become a cornerstone of the city's social scene. It is famed for its live music seven days a week, buzzing atmosphere and extensive menu of food and drinks The award-winning Irish-themed bar and restaurant features interiors crafted from Caithness stone and Ballachulish slate, accented with pine and oak wood. A doorway links the cosy, traditional vibes of Johnny Foxes to the vibrant, modern atmosphere of The Den. Opened in 2009, The Den quickly established itself as the nightclub of Inverness, offering a lively and upbeat experience. It's often said that no trip to Inverness is complete without a visit to Johnny Foxes & The Den, proudly known as the 'Home to the best Craic in the city.' With a combined capacity of 520, the venue has played a major role in Inverness nightlife. Dubbed the "capital of the Highlands," Inverness is a city steeped in history and culture. The sale of Johnny Foxes and The Den is being handled by agents Christie & Co. Iconic Scottish Pub for Sale: The Market Bar in Inverness The remaining 25 years of the lease are on offer, with pricing details available upon request. Simon Watson, Business Agent at Christie & Co, shared his enthusiasm for the opportunity: 'Having been a frequent visitor to Inverness over the past 25 years, I've always enjoyed a night out at Foxes! 'I'm thrilled to work on behalf of Don Lawson and his team to market Johnny Foxes and The Den, without question one of the most iconic and exciting opportunities on the Scottish hospitality scene. 'We are confident there will be no shortage of interest.'
The National
2 days ago
- Business
- The National
'Only nightclub in Inverness' put on sale after 28 years in business
Johnny Foxes and The Den has been put on the market by its owner Don Lawson after 28 years in business. Agents Christie and Co, who are handling the sale, described it as a 'well-loved riverside venue in the city centre'. They went on: 'Created and operated for over 28 years by Don Lawson, Johnny Foxes and The Den is a lively pub, restaurant and nightclub situated on the banks of the River Ness. 'It has been a staple of Inverness's nightlife scene since opening in 1997 and is known for hosting live music seven nights a week, serving a great selection of food, and offering the best venue for drinks in town.' READ MORE: Michelle Mone makes 'millions in profit' after selling off Glasgow townhouses It added: 'The venue has an overall capacity of around 520 patrons, comprising the Irish themed pub and restaurant, as well as The Den, Inverness's only nightclub. 'It is claimed that no visit to Inverness is complete without a visit to Johnny Foxes and The Den, 'home to the best Craic in the city'.' Simon Watson, business agent at Christie and Co, is managing the sale. He said: 'Being a frequent visitor to Inverness over the past 25 years, I have always enjoyed a night in Foxes! 'I am very excited to work on behalf of Don Lawson and his team to market Johnny Foxes and The Den, without doubt one of the most iconic and exciting opportunities on the Scottish hospitality scene. 'We are confident that there will be no shortage of interest.' The remaining 25 years of the lease are available to purchase, with price on application.
