West Bexington Hospitality for Sale
West Bexington is a village in south-west Dorset, England, sited just behind the Chesil Beach about 6 miles (10 km) southeast of Bridport. The coast here is part of the Jurassic Coast, a World Heritage Site. The West Bexington nature reserve is one of the Dorset Wildlife Trust’s few coastal reserves. It is internationally important because of the rare shingle habitat that thrives here In addition to the coastline, there are many tourist attractions in the area including Abbotsbury Swannery (5 miles), Lyme Regis (16 miles), Dorchester (13 miles) and Weymouth (14 miles). Rightmove reports House prices in West Bexington have an overall average of £612,500 over the last year. The majority of properties sold in West Bexington during the last year were detached properties, selling for an average price of £775,000. Terraced properties sold for an average of £450,000.
Beautiful hotel, pub and restaurant with far reaching views over Chesil Beach Available Freehold as a Going Concern The Manor House Hotel dates from the 16 Century and is a Grade II Listed Building. The original building has been extended on a number of occasions with sympathetic additions. It now comprises a principal building arranged over lower ground, upper ground, first and second floors. The building is extended to the east with a two storey annex and a substantial residential property. To the rear is a further single storey building housing a former skittle alley and now used for storage. Elevations are of local stone beneath a series pitched slate roofs. The extensive terraces, gardens, grounds and car parking are all laid out on the south side of the property with far-reaching views over Chesil Beach and the surrounding countryside. There is outside seating on the various terraces for at least 150 customers and car parking for 40+ cars. The site area is 2.116 acres.
Freehold character former manor house with beach and sea views, beautifully landscaped grounds and outside terraces 13 double ensuite letting bedrooms, many with sea views Stunning 4 bedroom house (3 ensuite) with sea views Additional guest or staff apartment with sea views Former skittle alley offering development potential Site area of 2.116 acres Freehold guide price £1,300,000 The Lower Ground Floor There is a lower ground floor bar with servery and seating for 30 customers. To the rear is the cold room. Ground Floor The original entrance is from west elevation although most guests will enter from the east terrace. A central hallway gives access to a residents lounge, private dining room (licensed for weddings) and breakfast room seating 30 customers. The ground floor is completed by a conservatory restaurant seating approximately 30 customers, ladies and gentlemen’s WCs, trade kitchen and back of house. To the rear of the Manor House is a separate building formerly used as a skittle alley. First Floor At first floor level there are 10 no. letting bedrooms all of which are furnished with double beds and have ensuite bathrooms. Most have sea views. Second Floor There are a further 3 no. letting bedrooms at second floor level. Again, all are double rooms with ensuite bathrooms. All have sea views. Annex A two storey annex adjoins the Manor House. At ground floor level there is an open plan kitchen and living room. At first floor there is a large double bedroom, ensuite bathroom and dressing room. House The accommodation is completed by a stunning 4 bedroom house. The ground floor comprises a kitchen and utility room, dining room, study/office, shower room and large living room. At first floor level there are 3 ensuite bedrooms all with sea views and a rear facing 4 bedroom.
The Manor Hotel is presently run under corporate management. The food and beverage offer appeals to the local village and resident population but is primarily a destination choice for tourists, day trippers and walkers. The accommodation is popular with those visiting the area, particularly tourists and walkers. All of the hotel’s rooms and ‘dog-friendly’. The Manor Hotel offers a buyer a tremendous opportunity to upgrade and expand the letting accommodation utilising the annex and house both of which are presently occupied by staff. In the alternative, a buyer making a lifestyle choice could take advantage of a well established business combined with a large and attractive family house to live. Please contact Savills to discuss financial information.
Local Planning Authority - Dorset Council Listed Building - Grade II Listed Conservation Area - No AONB - Yes EPC - C-60. The property is connected to mains services of water, drainage and electricity.
