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More details for 1 Queens Rd, Shanklin - Hospitality for Sale

The Clifton - 1 Queens Rd

Shanklin, PO37 6AN

  • Hospitality for Sale
  • £775,000
  • 6,093 sq ft
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More details for 109 Station Av, Sandown - Hospitality for Sale

The Montague House - 109 Station Av

Sandown, PO36 8HD

  • Hospitality for Sale
  • £625,000
  • 5,894 sq ft

Sandown Hospitality for Sale

Price guide £625,000 for the Freehold interest, plus fixtures, fittings and equipment. The Montague House is worthy of early inspection as an exceptional bed and breakfast business, situated just a few minutes’ walk from the Town Centre and the excellent beaches and Esplanade with its associated attractions, shops, restaurants and bars. Sandown Pier remains, too, one of the Island’s most popular summer attractions. The premises are also conveniently situated for local travel links, with easy buses and train connections providing good communications Island-wide, including to the Island’s ferry terminals. Sandown itself is a popular resort town overlooking Sandown Bay, with a wide variety of facilities within its boundaries, and benefiting from an exceptional seasonal boost in visitors during the seasonal months. The premises are being offered with a full inventory of equipment, fixtures and fittings, and is detached and of traditional construction, with further details as briefly outlined overleaf. The business: Currently our clients have two of the rooms let on a month-by-month basis, bringing in year-round income. Our clients will trade the summer of 2024, albeit on a very limited basis to repeat bookings only. The premises are offered with an excellent range of fixtures, fittings and equipment, an inventory of which will be supplied on the occasion of a sale. Accommodation: Offering a total of eleven bedrooms, to comprise five doubles, one twin/double, and two family rooms, all with en-suite showers/WCs, plus two single rooms, one of which is currently used as a laundry room. There are also currently two further spacious rooms comprising a lounge and bedroom with en-suite, used as owner’s accommodation if required. Further accommodation facilities on the ground floor include the main kitchen, guests’ breakfast/dining room, and adjoining conservatory. The accommodation is all over two floors, with a main front entrance door and hall with easy staircase to the first floor.

Contact:

Scotcher & Co

Property Subtype:

Bed and Breakfast

Date on Market:

28/09/2025

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More details for 6 Hill St, Sandown - Hospitality for Sale

The Sandhill - 6 Hill St

Sandown, PO36 9DB

  • Hospitality for Sale
  • £685,000
  • 9,810 sq ft

Sandown Hospitality for Sale

The hotel trades all year on a bed and breakfast basis. School parties are also catered for between the end of April and mid July, evening meals and packed lunches being provided. The business has been successfully traded by the current owners for the past six years showing increasing turnover and healthy profits. The business is registered for VAT. Sandhill is a detached hotel with 16 en suite letting rooms. The building dates from the Victorian era with more modern purpose built extensions. Entrance to the hotel from the car park leading to the reception area with office behind. Hallway with stairs up. Doors to: Residents lounge with feature fireplace. Bar with range of optics and beer pumps, seating and tables. The conservatory leads from the bar and has a range of soft seating. Views down across Sandown to the sea. Dining room with excess of 50 covers. (69 covers for school parties, up to 58 children and 11 adults). Ground floor WC, access to the garden and door down to the cellar. All the letting rooms are presented to a high standard and the en suites have all been refurbished by the current owners. The majority are en suite showers with one also having a bath. Access to boarded loft from first floor landing. The loft is supplied with power. Airing cupboard located to the first floor with a 85KW Worcester boiler (installed in 2022) supplying central heating and hot water. An office is located on the second floor along with two of the bedrooms. Kitchen with range of commercial equipment (a full inventory will be provided) and extractor hood. Separate washing up area, laundry room, dry store and freezer room with door to the outside. Further large storage area. Owner's accommodation with own private access from the side of the hotel and further access from the first floor landing. Ground floor double en suite with recently fitted wet room. Private staircase to first floor with two double en suite bedrooms and lounge. Outside Car parking to the front of the hotel. Front garden with seating area. Rear garden with lawns and flower beds. Views towards Brading Downs from the rear of the property. Garage. Sale to include fixtures, fittings and goodwill. Accounts will be provided for bona fide applicants.

Contact:

Hose Rhodes Dickson

Property Subtype:

Hotel

Date on Market:

23/09/2025

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More details for Quay Rd, Looe - Hospitality for Sale

Harbour Moon Inn - Quay Rd

Looe, PL13 2BX

  • Hospitality for Sale
  • £930,000
  • 5,056 sq ft
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More details for Coast Rd, Ulverston - Hospitality for Sale

Fisherman's Arms Hotel - Coast Rd

Ulverston, LA12 9RJ

  • Hospitality for Sale
  • £745,000
  • 2,437 sq ft
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More details for 2 Canal St, Manchester - Hospitality for Sale

Velvet Hotel - 2 Canal St

Manchester, M1 3HE

  • Hospitality for Sale
  • £9,500,000
  • 25,200 sq ft
  • Restaurant

Manchester Hospitality for Sale

High Quality Boutique Hotel - located close to Piccadilly Station Manchester City Centre location 36 individual en suite letting bedrooms Separate Bar & Brasserie style restaurant Recently refurbished Established business, with strong trading performance The business trades as Velvet Hotel, Bar and Restaurant, operating as a high quality Boutique hotel, with brasserie style restaurant and bar. The current business was first established in 2009. The property is situated fronting Canal Street, close to its junction with Minshull Street, in Manchester City Centre. Richmond Street runs to the rear of the Property. Canal Street forms part of Manchester's Village, which incorporates the areas around Canal Street, bounded by Whitworth Street, Princess Street, Aytoun Street and Bloom Street. The Village is recognised for its vibrant night-time and leisure scene, which for many years has catered to a wide-ranging audience. The Village comprises a variety of mixed-use development, with the primary focus being on bars and restaurants, primarily situated along Canal Street. The cobbled street has limited vehicular access, running parallel to the Rochdale Canal and provides external seating areas, during peak periods, this area is fully utilised as part of the nightlife scene. The surrounding area comprises a mix of uses including commercial, secondary retail and leisure operators. The Malmaison Hotel, Holiday Inn Manchester, Motel One and the Doubletree by Hilton are located nearby. The recently completed Kampus Scheme, located on the opposite side of the canal, has created a mixed-use scheme including 533 residential apartments in 5 buildings, cafes, bars, restaurants, shops and commercial space. Piccadilly railway station and Charlton Street Coach Station are within a short walk of the Property. The basement restaurant is accessed via an entrance to the right side of the building, via a flight of steps leading down from Canal Street. The Restaurant operates as Velvet Restaurant, offering a modern brasserie style fit out, having been refurbished in 2019. The accommodation comprises a seating area to the front, providing approximately 80 covers, with a timber bar servery to the rear and customer WCs and lift lobby to the left side. Screened off to the rear of the bar servery is a fully equipped commercial catering kitchen, together with ancillary dry store and staffroom. The accommodation is well appointed, comprising a mix of tiled and timber flooring, papered and painted brick walls and exposed beam and plaster ceiling finishes. The ground floor bar area is accessed via a separate entrance from Canal Street, located to the left side of the building, via a small flight of steps. A small entrance lobby provides access into the main lounge bar, with split level seating area to the front and a central timber bar servery to the rear. Customer WCs are located to the rear of the bar. To the rear of the lounge bar is a lobby providing access to the beer cellar and stores, together with double doors leading onto Richmond Street. The accommodation is well appointed and finished in a contemporary style, with carpeted and timber flooring, painted plasterwork walls and ceilings. The restaurant and bar effectively comprise two separate trading areas, although internal access is provided between the two floors via a spiral staircase to the rear right corner of each floor. The 'Boutique Style' Hotel has been developed to a 4-star standard, with each room being individually finished. All of the rooms have a high-end design lead specification in keeping with the bar and restaurant, having bespoke furnishings and fittings to each room, enabling the Property to effectively compete with other boutique hotels in the city centre. The original four upper floors were converted to a boutique hotel in 2008, comprising 19 double en-suite bedrooms, including, 3 'Balcony King Rooms', the latter of which are situated at the front of the Property, with the balcony overlooking Canal Street, 3 duplex suites known as 'Penthouse King Rooms' developed within the roof void, having a bed deck at mezzanine level. The adjoining building was acquired in 2021 allowing the creation of a further mix of 'Velvet King Rooms', signature suites and 3 bespoke luxury suites including The Velvet Suite. The original bedrooms were also refurbished with the addition of new bathrooms in 2022. All of the bedrooms are fully air conditioned, incorporate a minibar and have free Wi-Fi and a digital flat screen TV. The split-level penthouse suites are equipped with a dining table, sofas and a staircase leading up to a 'bedroom space'. Two separate hotel entrances are provided; one fronting Canal Street, which leads to the hotel reception, and office and a rear entrance to Richmond Street. The rear entrance is also utilised to provide disabled access and there is lift access and a fire escape staircase between the basement, ground and upper floors. A central staircase provides access between each of the upper floors of the building. There is a linen store on each floor. The building fully occupies the available site area and there are no external areas to the Properties. There are five car parking spaces provided within the ground floor of No.3 Canal Street, accessed off Richmond Street. Manchester City Council has granted Velvet a licence to place tables and chairs externally on the cobbled areas and carriageway on Canal Street (as per the other licenced units fronting the street). The licence stipulates that the overall area to be occupied is to be a maximum of 15 metres long and 4.6 metres wide (69 sq. M overall). We understand that mains electricity, water and drainage are available to the Property, although we have not made any enquiries of the respective service supply companies. We understand that the Property is heated by gas central heating boilers and has air conditioning throughout. Buyers should make their own enquiries regarding the services and plant. The basement and upper floors of the hotel (No.2) are served by a passenger lift with a capacity of 440kg/ 5 persons. No.3 also has a passenger lift serving basement and all upper floors. The business comprises an established "Boutique" hotel, bar and restaurant. The restaurant is understood to have been trading on site since 1996, with the upper floor bar opening in 2005. The hotel officially opened on 1 April 2009, following an initial 'soft opening'. The most recent extension and refurbishment was completed in 2022. The hotel has evolved over the years and operates as a high end boutique-style establishment, trading at effectively a 4-star level, focusing on high levels of service, design-led fit out and style. The hotel and bar trade as Velvet, together with the restaurant as a single operational entity. The business rates are payable to Manchester City Council. We understand that the rateable value for the year commencing 1st April 2023 to present is - £78,000. Offers are invited for the freehold interest in the property which is being sold by way of an asset sale of a full service going concern hotel business. The business operates with the benefit of a premises licence.

Contacts:

Graham & Sibbald

Knight Frank LLP

Property Subtype:

Hotel

Date on Market:

03/07/2025

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More details for Down Ln, Georgeham - Hospitality for Sale

Pickwell Manor - Down Ln

Georgeham, EX33 1LA

  • Hospitality for Sale
  • £5,750,000
  • 16,000 sq ft

Georgeham Hospitality for Sale

The current house was partially rebuilt in 1906 in a Jacobean style after the previous building was substantially damaged by fire. The current owners acquired the property in 2008 and, following an extensive and comprehensive renovation of the entire property, initially operated it as an exclusive use wedding and events venue, combined with peak week holiday lettings. Since 2018 and the addition of treehouses, the focus has been exclusively on holiday accommodation. The property is the heart of the small rural settlement of Pickwell that is situated approximately 1 mile to the northwest of the village of Georgeham. A short distance to the west of Pickwell Manor, and within relatively easy walking distance, are the beaches of Putsborough Sands and Woolacombe Sands. Above the beaches, and close to the property, runs the Southwest Coast Path that heads north to Woolacombe and south to Baggy Point and Croyde Beach. This stunning location makes it a very popular leisure destination. The large village of Braunton is about 3 miles to the southeast of Georgeham and provides a broader range of amenities including a supermarket, along with various shops and restaurants. The regional town of Barnstaple is about 10 miles away and has an extensive level of facilities. The town has a railway station that is the terminus of the North Devon Line, also known as the Tarka Line, from Exeter. The A361 North Devon Link Road connects Barnstaple to the M5 motorway, which is approximately 40 miles to the southeast of the town. The A39, the Atlantic Highway, runs along the North Devon coast through Barnstaple and onwards in a southerly direction to Falmouth in Cornwall. These are major transport routes, particularly for the leisure trade seeking to enjoy the coastline of Devon and Cornwall. The main house is accessed via a private driveway that branches off Down Lane and enters the southeast corner of the site. This expansive property was rebuilt in 1906 with only parts of the original medieval building remaining. Given its historic nature, the property is Grade II listed with the main building of the former manor house being arranged over three floors. Its main elevations are constructed in stone/masonry, with parts of the property to the rear of the building having an external painted render finish. Throughout the property there are extensive period features that significantly embellish the attractiveness of the building. The main building now comprises 10 upscale holiday apartments of varying configurations as described below. In addition, there is a large four-bedroom manager's house. Situated within the wooded areas of Pickwell Manor's grounds there are three cosy luxury treehouses that are privately located. The main building is entered via the northern elevation from one of the property's parking areas. The entrance doors lead into a large hallway with a grand staircase that provides access to the upper floors. From the hallway the ground floor communal areas can be accessed, which comprise the Ballroom, a kitchen/lounge area, toilets and circulation space. This area can be utilised as a wedding ceremony and event space, with a temporary commercial kitchen being set up in the front car park for external caterers. This is the largest apartment in the complex comprising four bedrooms and able to sleep nine. It is accessed via its own private courtyard area. The kitchen was once the manor house's grand kitchen and retains the original decorative range. Two of the apartments are accessed via the manor house's hallway: Located at the top of the grand staircase, this is a light and spacious three bedroom apartment able to sleep seven. It has a large open plan kitchen, dining and living space for socialising. Located at the top of the grand staircase it comprises four bedrooms and is able to sleep 10. The lounge and front bedroom benefit from the property's south facing views. There is a feature fireplace in each room and historic character throughout. Five of the apartments are accessed via the West Wing entrance of the manor house: This is a comfortable three-bedroom apartment with a south facing outlook. It is a light and airy apartment able to sleep six and features a woodburner. This is a two bedroom apartment able to sleep six, with one bedroom having a king size bed and the other twin beds. It has a lounge/dining room, with a double sofa bed, and a well-equipped kitchen. Although it is a one bedroom apartment, it has been designed to sleep five, with a king bed and two children's beds in the bedroom and a single sofa-bed in the lounge. It has a generous kitchen and dining area that opens into the lounge. This is a one bedroom apartment that is able to sleep four, with a 'zip-link' bed in the bedroom and a double sofa-bed. It has a lounge and well-equipped kitchen. The entrance door to this apartment opens to a hallway that extends into a generous lounge. Although it is a one bedroom apartment, there is a partitioned bunk room within the lounge enabling the apartment to sleep four. The secret to this apartment is its roof terrace where there is a private decking area for outdoor dining and two outdoor baths. The Divine and Constance apartments can be linked to create a suite able to sleep eight. Two of the apartments are located by the manor house but have their own entrance: This is a 16th-century private chapel that has been considerately restored and converted into a one bedroom hideaway with kitchen/dining area. It sleeps two and has a wet room with shower. A particular feature is a secluded outside decked area with hot tub. Set up high and hidden in the woods to the east of the manor house. It has a king-sized bed and two full size bunk beds in a separate bedroom. The main living/sleeping area is open plan and benefits from a large wrap around private balcony. Below the treehouse there is a hidden spa that includes a hot tub and sauna. Although located in different parts of Pickwell Manor's grounds, these are identical treehouses that occupy elevated positions. They are designed to sleep two comfortably with the open plan living/sleeping accommodation opening to a balcony area. They also have their own hot tub. The Loft is west facing with views across to Baggy Point and the Atlantic Ocean. The Hideaway has views across the rolling countryside to the south of Pickwell Manor and beyond towards Hartland Point. A large function room on the ground floor of the manor house. It benefits from period features, including an oak floor and panelling, large mullion bay windows and fireplaces. The room has a capacity of 100 in a dining configuration and was formerly licenced for wedding ceremonies. This room is connected to the Ballroom and is a multi- functional reception room that has a kitchen, along with a comfortable seating area. It was previously used as the bar for wedding receptions. This outdoor area runs across the southern elevation of the manor house and benefits from stunning views across Baggy Point towards Hartland Point. It is a popular area with holiday guests for eating and drinking; it was previously used for hosting wedding drinks receptions. There are steps leading down to the Italian Garden and Rose Arbour. Located along the southern boundary of the property there is a communal BBQ area along with a surf/bike store, games room and laundry room. Adjacent to the bottom car parking area there are four garages that are used as storage and maintenance areas for the property's operations team. There is also a large storage shed set within a walled garden area and an office in the west wing part of the manor house. On the ground floor close to the owner's/manager's house there is a 'back of house' area comprising a corridor off which there is a range of storage and linen rooms. Located to the rear of the west wing of the manor house there is four-bedroom house that is currently occupied by Pickwell Manor's managers. The majority of the bedrooms are locate

Contact:

Graham & Sibbald

Property Subtype:

Bed and Breakfast

Date on Market:

01/07/2025

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More details for 31-33 St Andrew St, Castle Douglas - Hospitality for Sale

King's Arms Hotel - 31-33 St Andrew St

Castle Douglas, DG7 1EL

  • Hospitality for Sale
  • £400,000
  • 7,026 sq ft
  • Restaurant

Castle Douglas Hospitality for Sale

****REDUCED PRICE**** Graham+ Sibbald are delighted to the bring to the market and offer for sale the Kings Arms Hotel, Castle Douglas, Dumfries & Galloway. The Kings Arms Hotel, is a 10-bedroom town centre hotel which welcomes tourists and locals alike. The hotel for sale is set in the picturesque region of Dumfries and Galloway, the hotel also hosts a year-round trade of golfers, bikers, cyclists, hikers and sight-seers keen to take advantage of the area's outstanding natural beauty. The Kings Arms retains rural Scottish charm, while also boasting a variety of modern bar and restaurant facilities to serve a broad clientele. In addition, the hotel for sale boasts a very spacious 3-bedroom flat, ideal either as a home for owners or excellent accommodation for residential staff. Plus there is an adjacent 2-bedroom flat, currently used for self-catering purposes, which is available to be purchased in addition. The business for sale is located in Castle Douglas, enjoying an enviable position on the A75 Euro route, linking the M6/M74 at Gretna Green to Stranraer and Cairnryan; the Northern Ireland ferry terminal; plus it is a busy market town, with easy access to the Solway Coast, the Galloway Hills, 7Stanes Mountain Biking venues and the UK's first 'Dark Sky Park' in Galloway. The Kings Arms Hotel, which has been owned by the sellers for over 30 years, is a fantastic opportunity for new entrants to the hotel and licensed property trade, bringing with it years of an excellent local reputation and popularity.

Contact:

Graham & Sibbald

Property Subtype:

Hotel

Date on Market:

27/06/2025

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More details for North Rd, North Kilworth - Hospitality for Sale

Kilworth House Hotel & Theatre - North Rd

North Kilworth, LE17 6JE

  • Hospitality for Sale
  • £7,500,000
  • 17,875 sq ft
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More details for 39 Esplanade, Shanklin - Hospitality for Sale

Shoreside Inn - 39 Esplanade

Shanklin, PO37 6BG

  • Hospitality for Sale
  • £1,150,000
  • 8,985 sq ft
  • Restaurant

Shanklin Hospitality for Sale

Offers are invited in the region of £1.15m for the Freehold premises, Business, Goodwill, Fixtures & Fittings. Run by the current owners since they purchased the property in 2011, all the rooms have been upgraded to a very high standard. In 2017 it was decided to convert the Ground Floor public space into two further suites, each with their own private sun terrace. Two of the other rooms benefit from their own private balconies facing the beach. Six of the eight suites are equipped with King size beds, with the remaining two offering twin beds for their occupants. Guests have use of complimentary Wi Fi throughout the property. Heating and water systems benefit from a water softener and are modern, high capacity and high-tech equipment. Generous two-bed flat to the rear of the property arranged over the first and second floors. The master bedroom has an en-suite shower rooms and WC, there is a guest bedroom, office, lounge, well-fitted kitchen, family bathroom and WC. Located in an inviable position, on Shanklin’s popular esplanade, with its sandy beaches and various attractions. This location offers far-reaching sea views across the English Channel to Sandown Bay and Luccombe. Shanklin is the Island's major town on the south coast and serves as a day-to-day needs centre, particularly for the Sandown, Shanklin Lake conurbation, which wrap around Sandown Bay. The sandy beaches and leisure offer of the area ensure high numbers of visitors and tourists, particularly in the Summer season, boosting the local population of around 19,500. It also has a railway station which goes through to Lake, Sandown, Brading and Ryde Pier Head to link up with Wightlink’s fast passenger ferries to Portsmouth Harbour and trains onwards to London Waterloo and Gatwick.

Contact:

Hose Rhodes Dickson

Property Subtype:

Hotel

Date on Market:

10/06/2025

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More details for High Street, Kirkcudbright - Hospitality for Sale

Selkirk Arms Hotel - High Street

Kirkcudbright, DG6 4JG

  • Hospitality for Sale
  • £1,200,000
  • 12,000 sq ft
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More details for 5 Market St, Long Sutton - Hospitality for Sale

Bishops Lacy Inn - 5 Market St

Long Sutton, PE12 9DD

  • Hospitality for Sale
  • £380,000
  • 4,305 sq ft
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More details for Main St, Malton - Hospitality for Sale

The Star Inn - Main St

Malton, YO17 8EY

  • Hospitality for Sale
  • £420,000
  • 4,800 sq ft
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