Description:

A modest four-room hall, but priceless to the people it serves. For half a century, Craigrothie has been the stage for weddings, ceilidhs, clubs and community suppers. Its walls hold the history of a village, its kitchen fuels friendship over food, and its true value lies in the role it plays as the heartbeat of rural life. 

Key Features 

• A main hall that hosts life’s celebrations and milestones 

• A kitchen that provides meals and moments of connection 

• Weekly clubs that bring activity, company and care together 

• Volunteer-led upkeep that reflects pride and belonging 

• Generations of history woven into every wall 

What the community says 

“This hall has held our stories for generations.” 

“We gather, laugh, mourn, celebrate, connect… all right here.” 

Agent’s Note 

The £500 million “protest price” represents survival. Without investment, small halls like Craigrothie risk falling silent — leaving villages without their heart.