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More details for 23 Shore St, Isle Of Islay - Hospitality for Sale

Tarbert House - 23 Shore St

Isle Of Islay, PA43 7LB

  • Hospitality for Sale
  • Price Upon Request
  • 3,017 sq ft
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More details for Stane St, Ockley - Hospitality for Sale

Inn on the Green - Stane St

Ockley, RH5 5TD

  • Hospitality for Sale
  • Price Upon Request
  • 7,792 sq ft
  • Restaurant

Ockley Hospitality for Sale

Freehold/Leasehold roadside village pub including 6 x e/s letting rooms c.126 dining covers with approx. GIA 7,792 sqft set in 0.95 acres. Freehold: The owners may consider a freehold sale with offers invited. An end-terrace property of mainly brick construction which comprises several buildings of different ages and designs. The front section has mainly painted elevations being of two and single floors above ground level under pitched tile roof coverings. Located to the rear are several connected single storey flat roof extension and a pitched glass roof conservatory area. External areas include a landscaped garden and a separate car-park to the north. The two plots extend to approximately 0.95 acres. The property is closed to trade and previously operated as a privately run public house, restaurant and rooms. Internally, the property benefits from a multi-section trading area which provides a variety of flexible seating arrangements as follows; front bar, dining and soft seats (50), rear restaurant (32) and conservatory (44). Ancillary space includes a trade kitchen, storage and wash-up facilities, customer WCs and ground floor beer cellar. At first floor level are six en-suite letting rooms and manager’s accommodation which can be configured to provide two bedrooms, reception, kitchen and bathroom. Located to the rear of the main property is a mature landscaped customer garden and a covered section under a pitched roof timber frame construction. Located to the north of the property is a separate gravel car-park area. There is additional off-road parking opposite. The property is Grade II listed and located in the Ockley Conservation Area. Under the Town and Country Planning (General Permitted Development)(England) Order 2015 (as amended) the property should be under the category Sui Generis (public house) with ancillary living accommodation

Contact:

Savills

Property Subtype:

Hotel

Date on Market:

09/02/2026

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More details for Cannard's Grave Rd, Shepton Mallet - Hospitality for Sale

Highwayman Inn - Cannard's Grave Rd

Shepton Mallet, BA4 4LY

  • Hospitality for Sale
  • Price Upon Request
  • 5,687 sq ft
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More details for Bedford Rd, Northampton - Hospitality for Sale

Premier Inn Northampton Bedford Road A428 - Bedford Rd

Northampton, NN4 7YD

  • Hospitality for Sale
  • Price Upon Request
  • 19,158 sq ft
  • Restaurant

Northampton Hospitality for Sale

Waterside and The Lakes is regarded as the town’s premier office location and has been successful in attracting major occupiers including Shoosmiths, Opus Energy, MacIntyre Hudson David Williams IFA, Car Shop, Handelsbanken, Redrow, Barclays, Barwood Capital and Howes Percival as well as offering a Lakeside Public House. Waterside, The Lakes is situated just off the A428 Bedford Road which connects directly with the A45 dual carriageway approximately 2 miles to the south east of Northampton town centre. The site forms part of the town’s dominant commercial area, which also includes Northampton Business Park and the Brackmills Industrial Estate immediately to the south. New purpose built Grade A offices to be constructed completely to occupiers requirements - 5,000 - 80,000 sq ft The latest phase of development at Waterside Way included two new bespoke office buildings for occupiers David Williams IFA and Car Shop (Sytner). Other occupiers at Waterside Way include Barclays, Redrow Homes, Handelsbanken, Persimmon Homes, Amey and Northants Chamber of Commerce. Detailed planning permission is approved for the delivery of the remaining three buildings as part of this phase. Waterside, The Lakes is currently one of the only deliverable office schemes in Northampton which could be completed and available for occupation within 18 months. A final 3 acres of development land on Phase 4, accommodating a further 80,000 sq ft of office space, will complete the scheme. St Clair Investments have so far completed in the order of 100,000 sq ft of high quality office space on Phases 1 & 2. Detached buildings to an exceptionally high standard Northampton's premier Campus Office Location Excellent access to the A45, M1 (J15) and the town centre Good public transport links Rail links to London and Birmingham approx 1 hour

Contact:

TDB Real Estate Ltd

Property Subtype:

Hotel

Date on Market:

28/01/2026

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More details for Peach Hill Ln, Crawley - Hospitality for Sale

The Fox & Hounds - Peach Hill Ln

Crawley, SO21 2PR

  • Hospitality for Sale
  • Price Upon Request
  • 5,555 sq ft
  • Restaurant

Crawley Hospitality for Sale - Crawley, Hampshire

Freehold public house with rooms for sale, price on application. It is proposed that the sales process will include the business and all trade fixtures and fittings that are owned outright and will be via a Transfer of a Going Concern (TOGC) with all staff to be transferred under TUPE (Transfer of Undertakings (Protection of Employment) Regulations 2006.)). Freehold offers are sought with a guide price on application. Stock is to be purchased in addition on completion. The property: The original Fox public house is a detached Grade II listed building which dates back to c.1876. This character property is of red brick construction with three floors above street level under a multi-pitched tile roof. Remodelled in the 1900's “arts and crafts” era, the property has a distinctive and ornate exterior. In 2018/19 the property underwent a substantial refurbishment and extension by renowned Design Engine Architects, Winchester. The new extensions included a single storey vaulted ceiling restaurant under three articulated pitched roofs with black stained timber cladding and walled courtyard gardens. The ground floor provides three distinct and connected customer areas which can be accessed from three separate entrances. The central bar servery area accommodates *18 seated covers and 6 bar stools. The front dining room has 32 seats and the rear restaurant with its vaulted ceilings provides a further 60 covers. The ground floor is designed to provide maximum connection to the outside spaces by use of ample glazing and complementary interior design. (*Approximate seats). Ancillary areas include a fully fitted professional kitchen (approximately 615 sq ft) and a glazed courtyard walk-way to the ladies, gents and accessible WCs. The property is Grade II listed and is located in a Conservation Area. We understand the property benefits from Sui Generis Public House Use under the Town and Country Planning (Use Classes) Order 1987 (as amended). The owners were granted planning permission by Winchester City Council (ref. 18/01461/LIS) for the refurbishment and extensions of original public house. Bed & Breakfast: The five income generating B&B rooms are all en-suite and finished to a high standard. There are three rooms located on the first floor and two at attic level, all linked by a spacious landing and circulation areas. The rooms are accessed internally from the ground floor. The business: The owner has operated The Fox independently since 2018 over which time it has developed a strong reputation as a quality pub-restaurant with rooms. The business describes itself as having “pride on only using local, Hampshire produce that is bought directly from growers, farmers, fisherman and artisan producers”. The business has a wide customer base which includes residents of nearby city of Winchester and the wider district (population 127,000 Census 2021). Food Hygiene Rating: 5 (very good). Trip Advisor: 4.7/5 (rated #13 of 162 restaurants in Winchester at 01/2026). For more information please visit the business website. FINANCIAL INFORMATION The business enjoys approximate trade splits as follows; food (65%), drink (25%) and accommodation (10%). Room occupancy: Approximately 95% over four to five days. The Fox trades five days of the week from Wednesday to Sunday, which presents a new owner the opportunity to develop revenue further. Additional information can be made available to seriously interested parties on qualification of a customer viewing and the ability to finance the purchase.

Contact:

Savills

Property Subtype:

Hotel

Date on Market:

26/01/2026

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More details for 292-294 Plashet Grove, London - Hospitality for Sale

Best Western East Ham - 292-294 Plashet Grove

London, E6 1DQ

  • Hospitality for Sale
  • Price Upon Request
  • 50,500 sq ft
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More details for Hampton Court Rd, East Molesey - Hospitality for Sale

The Kings Arms Hotel - Hampton Court Rd

East Molesey, KT8 9DD

  • Hospitality for Sale
  • Price Upon Request
  • 6,336 sq ft
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More details for Church Rd, Northolt - Hospitality for Sale

The White Hart - Church Rd

Northolt, UB5 5AX

  • Hospitality for Sale
  • Price Upon Request
  • 54,412 sq ft
  • Fitness Centre
  • Restaurant

Northolt Hospitality for Sale

The site is a well-known landmark given the link to the White Hart Roundabout. <br/><br/>The consented scheme benefits from retention of the 19th-century White Hart Park Public House and redevelopment of the site comprising the partial demolition of the 20th century building, the erection of a single side extension to the public house and erection of a part 3, part 4, part 5, part 6, part 7 and part 9 storey, 126 bedroom hotel, restaurant and bar (Use Classes A3, A4, A5 C1 and E) and associated cycle, car, minibus and coach parking and landscaping.<br/><br/>Located in Northolt, the western suburb of the London Borough of Ealing, the site comprises 2,510 sq m of land just off the White Hart roundabout.<br/><br/>Heathrow Airport is 7 miles away via the A312 and central London is 13 miles away via the A40. The site is also less than 9 miles away from both Wembley and Twickenham, perimeter venues for large sporting events and concerts in London.<br/><br/>Northolt underground station is less than 1.5 miles away and the site is well served by numerous bus routes.<br/><br/>Given the massing established on site it may be that the new owners of could look to vary the consent granted for part hotel, part residential / co living STPP. Our client anticipates that the S106 payment will be in the region of £270,000.00 and the CIL will be in the region of £230,000.<br/><br/><br/>To comply with the Money Laundering Regulations 2017, we are legally required to verify the identity of all parties to a transaction. Prospective purchasers/tenants must provide satisfactory identification documents and information regarding the source of funds. These checks will be carried out by an independent party before any agreement is formally entered into. The tenant or purchaser will be responsible for these costs.

Contact:

David Charles Property Consultants

Property Subtype:

Hotel

Date on Market:

16/08/2025

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More details for Malt Kiln Ln, Chipping - Hospitality for Sale

Kirkwood Collection - Malt Kiln Ln

Chipping, PR3 2GP

  • Hospitality for Sale
  • Price Upon Request
  • 15,438 sq ft

Chipping Hospitality for Sale - Chipping, Lancashire

Potential Residential Development Opportunity - Subject to Planning Positioned in Bowland Forest and surrounded by the picturesque Ribble Valley Multiple award-winning food and beverage establishments within the area Planning permission granted for change of use to the Grade || listed Kirk Mill for hotel use Potential to improve existing consents subject to planning Chipping is a picturesque village situated in the Forest of Bowland Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, in the county of Lancashire. This medieval conservation area benefits from good connectivity to other towns in the North West of England, being situated 8.5 miles north west of Clitheroe and 12.7 miles north east of Preston. Positioned close to the south-western edge of the Forest of Bowland, Chipping is an area of incredible natural heritage in the heart of the Ribble Valley. The Valley provides a connection between Chipping and the Forrest of Bowland whilst forming a gateway to Sykes Fell from both Longridge and Clitheroe. Given its well-documented history and subsequent conservationist efforts, the area is widely renowned for its unspoilt countryside and wildlife, earning it the official title of an 'Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty' [AONB]. The area also won the RHS Britain in Bloom Gold Award for the Best Village in 2009, in addition to more recent awards in 2016 and 2017 for the Northwest in Bloom competitions. This exciting development opportunity comprises the Kirk Mill building, situated on Malt Kiln Brow, close to the centre of the village of Chipping in the Forest of Bowland. We are advised that Kirk Mill has the benefit of a valid planning consent, granted under planning permission 3/2014/0183, which provided for a wider mixed used re-development, part of which has now been sold and is excluded accordingly. (Consent granted under appeal notices APP/ T2350/W/15/3119224 & APP/T2350/Y/15/3119225) The consent provided for the conversion and development of an 18 bedroom hotel, bar and restaurant within the primary structure of the original Kirk Mill. The Kirk Mill, The Pond and land comprises approximately 3.1 acres (1.2 hectares) and is situated on the Western side of Malt Kiln Brow. It includes the attractive Grade Il listed three storey mill, known as Kirk Mill. The property is of traditional stone construction under a dual-pitched slate roof. The property dates back to 1785 and still has many of its original features such as the water-powered wheel and gearing system. The property has recently undergone significant work to ensure it is structurally sound and has then been stripped back to developers core condition. Works include a new roof, full stone cleaning/pointing and structural steelwork has been added. The property is ready and prepared for redevelopment into an 18 bedroom hotel, bar and restaurant. The Mill has been refurbished to a developers' shell specification in order to ensure flexibility upon completion of sale. Adjacent to the Mill is the original Mill Pond and an area of woodland providing a number of different exciting possibilities and opportunities for a purchaser, subject to planning. The pond has potential for fishing usage and the large private grounds including riverside walks and wooded areas. The individual Lots are not currently listed. Upon completion of the development the respective new elements of the scheme will be assessed and added to the rating list accordingly.

Contact:

Graham & Sibbald

Property Subtype:

Hotel

Date on Market:

03/07/2025

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More details for 1 Trinity St, Hawick - Hospitality for Sale

Buccleuch Hotel - 1 Trinity St

Hawick, TD9 9NR

  • Hospitality for Sale
  • £240,000
  • 27,507 sq ft
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More details for 94 Wincheap, Canterbury - Hospitality for Sale

The Wincheap B&B - 94 Wincheap

Canterbury, CT1 3RS

  • Hospitality for Sale
  • £750,000
  • 2,523 sq ft

Canterbury Hospitality for Sale

The Wincheap B&B is a substantial and incredibly attractive period semi-detached freehold building on Wincheap, close to Canterbury city centre. Featuring spacious, well proportioned and very well presented four star B&B accommodation over four storeys in addition to a stylish & modern one bed apartment on the ground floor. This most impressive property represents a significant investment opportunity and comprises five B&B rooms arranged over the first and second floors with each featuring a well appoionted en-suite shower room, and have been refurbished in recent years to provide modern & elegant accommodation. Of further use to guests is a relaxing breakfast room with wood floors and a beautful decorative fireplace. The basement houses laundry facilities and two storage areas, with additional storage on the top (second) floor. In addition to the breakfast room, the ground floor comprises a bright and spacious entrance hall with an attractive tiled floor and a sixth bedroom which is currently used for private guests. Furthermore there is a generous, stylish & bright apartment which itself comprises a modern & well appointed fitted kitchen, an office, double bedroom, shower room and sitting room with log burning stove, which leads to a conservatory. Outside there is a gated garden at the front of the property with a spacious ecnlosed garden at the rear which features a pergola, a hardstanding and gates leading to a parking area for up to 8 vehicles. There is side access from the street creating additional parking for two cars. This wonderful property combines style with period features including high celings, wood floors, decorative and sash windows amongst others. Full accounts are available upon request.

Contact:

Charles Bainbridge Estate Agents

Property Subtype:

Bed and Breakfast

Date on Market:

01/06/2026

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More details for 6 Brookside, Molesworth - Hospitality for Sale

Cross Keys - 6 Brookside

Molesworth, PE28 0QH

  • Hospitality for Sale
  • £750,000
  • 3,250 sq ft
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More details for 5 Church St, Llanwrda - Hospitality for Sale

Brunant Arms Hotel - 5 Church St

Llanwrda, SA19 8RD

  • Hospitality for Sale
  • £300,000
  • 5,394 sq ft
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More details for 22-24 Lord St, Blackpool - Hospitality for Sale

The Hotel Blackpool - 22-24 Lord St

Blackpool, FY1 2BD

  • Hospitality for Sale
  • £200,000
  • 3,872 sq ft
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More details for South Promenade, Blackpool - Hospitality for Sale

Kensington Hotel - South Promenade

Blackpool, FY1 6AJ

  • Hospitality for Sale
  • £990,000
  • 22,750 sq ft
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More details for 39 Blencathra St, Keswick - Hospitality for Sale

Cragside Guesthouse - 39 Blencathra St

Keswick, CA12 4HX

  • Hospitality for Sale
  • £475,000
  • 2,085 sq ft

Keswick Hospitality for Sale

BRIEF RESUME: After twenty-two years successful trading, the family-run Cragside guest house is now offered for sale. With it is a fabulous opportunity to purchase a long established life-style business in Keswick’s thriving guest house hub. Traditionally presented throughout, currently with relaxed trading maintained below the VAT threshold, this is a business that is capable of being taken up to the next level. LOCATION: Cragside is located within a 6 minute walk of Keswick town centre in a quiet residential neighbourhood with the shops, cafes, bars, bistros, restaurants and local attractions all nearby. The shores of lake Derwentwater are less than a 10 minute stroll from the front door whilst the whole area is surrounded by mountain scenery offering remarkable views. DESCRIPTION: A Victorian, mid-terrace, three storey property of vernacular architecture and constructed in local slate, with a perpendicular two-storey rear extension. Cragside is a classic guest house that has been well looked after and maintained over the 22 years that the present owners have been custodians and needs to be seen to be fully appreciated. There is a total of five en-suite bedrooms, one of which is currently used by the proprietors. In addition to the usual service and owner accommodation, the guest rooms all feature free WiFi, Digital TV, Tea / Coffee making facilities and a clock. High class toiletries are provided in each en-suite and rooms have quality towels and a hair dryer also provided. The central heating and heated towel rails in the en-suite can be set by the guest. THE BUSINESS: The business is run by a husband and wife team without additional assistance and with a flexible calendar can be run as relaxed or intense as a purchaser wishes. The proprietors choose a relaxed trading style using just two letting rooms although our assessment is that the business is capable of providing a Fair Maintainable Trade close to the current VAT threshold. The present incumbents have owned the property since 2003 and have attained a 5 star tripadvisor rating and a 9.3 rating on booking.com and are members of the Keswick Tourism Association. Business is gained via the establishment’s own website and by the OTA booking.com and there is scope for a purchaser to take this business up to the next level. ACCOMMODATION: Entrance/ Vestibule/ Hallway There is a small, welcoming front garden leading from the pavement of Blencathra street to the half-glazed front door. Through the front door, into a tiled lobby, a half glazed inner door leads into the hallway. Dining Room First on the right is the guest dining room set with 4 tables of two and a spare, the room features a bay window to the front and a wooden sideboard and a log effect gas feature fire. The UPVC double-glazed windows have a contoured pelmet and curtains with tie back. Private Lounge Next on the right is a private lounge with a window overlooking the yard and car parking. Day room At the end of the hall is a through-room used as a day room/ second private reception room. Kitchen Two steps lead down into the kitchen with traditional arrangement of wall and floor units and featuring two stainless steel sinks, each with a drainer, a dining area, warming cabinet and a gas hob. In addition, there is an electric oven and grill with table-top microwave. There is a washing machine, dish washer and a full complement of kitchen and tableware that will be identified within the trade inventory. A Velux window sheds light into the dining area. Utility Beyond the kitchen is a rear lobby – with a separate WC and a door to the rear yard and car parking – and a utility room which includes the laundry equipment and the gas boiler that serves the central heating system throughout the ground and first floors. Bedrooms On the first floor are three well equipped, en-suite, letting bedrooms and on the second floor a further two en-suite bedrooms. Room 1 At the rear of the property, on the first floor, this single room is well furnished with built-in wardrobe, bedside cabinets, and soft seating and includes a complementary refreshment tray. There is a window to the rear and an adjacent bathroom which includes a bath, shower, W.C and basin with a window to the side overlooking the yard. Room 2 At the top of the stairs, off the landing, is room 2. At the rear it has far-ranging views towards the Skiddaw range, which includes Skiddaw, Little Man, Cowlside and Longscale Fell. The room features a full complement of furniture and has an en-suite incorporating a shower, pedestal basin and W.C. Room 3 A large room at the front of the property overlooking Blencathra Street. It is a triple room with a double/twin plus a single. The en-suite shower room has an electric shower and heated towel rail, W.C, pedestal hand basin, mirror over the basin and a shower point. Room 5 A large room on the second floor above room 3, at the front of the property overlooking Blencathra Street. It is a triple room with a double/twin plus a single. The en-suite shower room has an electric shower and heated towel rail, W.C, pedestal hand basin, mirror over the basin and a shower point. Room 6 Is on the second floor at the rear of the property with a double-bed and en-suite shower room featuring an electric shower, heated towel rail, basin and W.C. Attic room Up a steep flight of paddle stairs, below which is a useful storage/ laundry cupboard, is an attic room with Velux windows and views to the rear towards the Skiddaw range. Whilst not suitable as a guest room, this room would provide very attractive amenity as a day room, office or workroom. It is light and airy and well equipped with electrical outlets. OUTSIDE: A small front garden sits behind a low gated wall. To the rear is a yard with gates onto a rear yard and space to park a vehicle. SERVICES: Mains gas, electricity, water and drainage are connected to the property. The central heating and hot water are provided by a gas fired boiler situated in the utility room. OFFERS: Offers are invited for the freehold interest in Cragside as a going concern with the benefit of forward bookings, goodwill, and a full trade inventory (personal items are excluded). An inventory of contents will be made available in due course. All offers should be submitted to the Sole Agents, Edwin Thompson Property Services Limited. VIEWING: Strictly by appointment through the Agents, Edwin Thompson Property Services Limited.

Contact:

Edwin Thompson LLP

Property Subtype:

Bed and Breakfast

Date on Market:

08/05/2026

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