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More details for 25 Bank St, Kirriemuir - Hospitality for Sale

The Thrums - 25 Bank St

Kirriemuir, DD8 4BE

  • Hospitality for Sale
  • £750,000
  • 3,656 sq ft
  • Restaurant

Kirriemuir Hospitality for Sale

Established & Well Presented 9-bedroom Hotel Town Centre Location in Kirriemuir - "The Gateway to the Glens" Impressive Public Bar with Small Function Room 2-bedroom Owners Accommodation Profitable Business - six figure profit from relatively low turnover The Thrums Hotel is located within the charming town of Kirriemuir, noted as the "Gateway to the Glens" and commonly known as the birthplace of author Sir JM Barrie the creator of Peter Pan. Kirriemuir is readily accessible being situated off the A90 and A94, 19 miles north of Dundee and 27.5 miles from Perth. The town is popular and welcomes tourists year-round. Kirriemuir is a great base for exploring, where visitors can easily access several of the Angus Glens from here with some fantastic walking and wildlife spotting opportunities, including 10 'Munros' - ideal for cyclists, drivers, hill walkers and nature lovers alike. The town itself offers its visitors a variety of local shops, restaurant and pub amenities, with the Thrums Hotel being a local favourite. The Thrums Hotel itself is an established and very well presented 9- bedroom hotel that offers its guests the best of both with charming features and modern comfortable accommodation. The range of public areas offers guests both places to relax after a day of basking in the wonderful nature Angus has to offer, or to enjoy drinks and a good meal. The hotel benefits from a large public bar with a small function room which can be closed off with sliding doors. There is also private owner's accommodation with the hotel comprising 2-bedrooms, lounge, and shower room. Externally the hotel has car parking for c.20 cars with a patio terrace to enjoy al-fresco dining. The sellers have owned and operated the Thrums Hotel for 33 years and have, over the years, refurbished and redecorated the hotel to offer good quality letting accommodation and food and beverage facilities. The availability of the Thrums Hotel offers buyers a fantastic opportunity to acquire an established, well-loved town centre hotel business. The Thrums Hotel dates from the Georgian era and its frontage is Historic Scotland category B-Listed, located in the Kirriemuir Conservation Area. From Bank Street, there are two main entrances into the hotel, on the right providing access directly to the public bar, on the left opening up into entrance hall and lounge with access to letting accommodation via staircase to first floor. The accommodation can be summarised, briefly, as follows: - 4 X twin 4 X double 1 X family Store (former office) Range of stores / cupboards Kitchen with prep area Walk in fridge/freezer Car parking (20 spaces) Patio Terrace with alfresco seating 3 X Outhouse Stores Mains gas, electricity, water and drainage. Heating and hot water via gas fired boiler. Offers around £750,000 are invited for the heritable (freehold) interest in the whole properties, the trade fixtures, fittings and equipment, together with the goodwill of the business, which is to be sold complete as a going concern. Stock in trade to be purchased at an additional price at valuation on the date of entry.

Contact:

Graham & Sibbald

Property Subtype:

Hotel

Date on Market:

26/06/2025
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More details for Highbury Dr, Leatherhead - Hospitality for Sale

Federation House - Highbury Dr

Leatherhead, KT22 7UN

  • Hospitality for Sale
  • £9,000,000
  • 103,108 sq ft
  • Fitness Centre
  • Restaurant

Leatherhead Hospitality for Sale

Freehold available with vacant possession at a guide price of £9m, representing £99 per sq ft (£1,066 per sq m) on the total gross internal area of 91,240 sq ft (8,476 sq m). The building currently benefits from 55 spacious air-conditioned ensuite letting bedrooms well supported by a restaurant bar, conference rooms and a health and fitness suite. It is well positioned in the middle of the competitive set and benefits from excellent customer reviews. In its current format, the property offers very significant upside potential to a dedicated hotel operator in terms of potential occupancy and ADR levels. In addition to this, there is ready potential to increase the number of letting bedrooms to 100, subject to detailed design, by converting easily adaptable office space centred around the high quality and well invested existing facilities. Alternatively, due to its flexible design, the building is well suited for adaptation to a wide range of uses by owner occupiers or operators. The majority of the non-hotel accommodation on the ground and first floor, together with the basement parking has minimal internal structure and can be readily repurposed.

Contact:

Cluttons LLP

Property Subtype:

Hotel

Date on Market:

25/06/2025
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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
  • £9,750,000
  • 17,875 sq ft
  • Restaurant

North Kilworth Hospitality for Sale

he hotel comprises 44 well-appointed period bedrooms in excellent condition as well as 2 restaurants, 4 private dining rooms and 8 conference rooms, catering from small, informal meetings to large corporate events. The hotel is a former family home with two unique features - the award-winning open air theatre set in a wooded glade beside a lake and the hotel's ornate Victorian Orangery overlooking the parkland. Guide price £9,750,000

Contacts:

Savills

Christie & Co

Property Subtype:

Hotel

Date on Market:

10/06/2025
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More details for Hotel, Muddiford - Hospitality for Sale

Broomhill Estate - Hotel

Muddiford, EX31 4EX

  • Hospitality for Sale
  • £1,150,000
  • 3,250 sq ft
  • Restaurant
  • Smoke Detector

Muddiford Hospitality for Sale

Broomhill Estate presents a unique opportunity to acquire a substantial freehold property in one of North Devon’s most enchanting settings. Formerly operating as a 7-bedroom hotel with restaurant, bar, lounges and conference facilities, the property also includes spacious owners' accommodation, suitable for live-in operators or potential reconfiguration. Offers in excess of £1.15M is been sought.

Contact:

Savills

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
  • Restaurant

Kirkcudbright Hospitality for Sale

The Selkirk Arms Hotel is an impressive townhouse dating back to 1770 and believed to have been in hotel use continuously since that time and is an Historic Scotland Listed Building, Category B. The hotel is split over ground, first and second floors accessed from both the High Street and from the rear car park.

Contacts:

Smith & Clough

Graham & Sibbald

Property Subtype:

Hotel

Date on Market:

10/06/2025
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More details for All Seasons Philipburn, Selkirk - Hospitality for Sale

Philipburn Hotel - All Seasons Philipburn

Selkirk, TD7 5LT

  • Hospitality for Sale
  • £1,300,000
  • 46,537 sq ft
  • Restaurant

Selkirk Hospitality for Sale

This stunning property which was originally a large manor house on the Philiphaugh Estate and known for the famous Battle of Philiphaugh in 1645, was built in 1751. The main house is finished is white painted rough cast with a slate roof over. Over the years the main building has been sensitively extended and adjusted to form the current arrangement. The hotel comprises 12 letting rooms with a further 8 rooms in other parts of the site known as the garden rooms. The property is delightfully spacious with accommodation being laid out across three floors. The property offers many original features which adds to the charm of this impressive hotel which is accessed by a drive through a delightful mature woodland setting. Private parking is available at the side of the hotel and electric vehicle charging stations are also available. The main entrance takes the guests into the reception area. This area is also open to a welcoming lounge area with open fire and is laid to table and chairs. The lounge is a flexible space and can be used to host morning coffee and local club social meetings. Behind the reception, toilets are presented to an excellent standard.

Contact:

ASG Commercial

Property Subtype:

Hotel

Date on Market:

04/06/2025
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More details for 55 High St, Lewes - Hospitality for Sale

White Hart Hotel - 55 High St

Lewes, BN7 1XE

  • Hospitality for Sale
  • £2,150,000
  • 11,628 sq ft
  • Fitness Centre
  • Pool
  • Restaurant

Lewes Hospitality for Sale

<br />Charles Wycherley Independent Estate Agents are delighted to present to the market this iconic Grade II Listed, 4 storey historic property, available for the first time in 32 years, which was the former home of the Marquis of Abergavenny, with the most outstanding elegant façade in Lewes High Street. The property is the largest in Lewes Town Centre (approx. 18000 sq ft) and has 19 en - suite bedrooms with potential for separating the accommodation section of the business from the extensive ground and lower floors with direct approach from Lewes High Street with fine Tudor beams, ex open fireplaces and oak panelling. There is further on the 1st floor, the well known Sheriffs room, historically used as the room frequented by Thomas Paine, famed for his works to secure American Independence. The ground floor has two large front rooms, one the bar and the other a front sitting room looking to Lewes High Street. Beyond the reception area is a coffee shop and well known dining room again with original wood panelling. The lower ground floor has a vaulted wine cellar (originally the martyrs dungeon where 7 of the protestant martyrs were imprisoned) as well as a beer cellar and kitchen. The property has been upgraded significantly, including modern updated boilers and pressurised updated hot water system and a refurbished façade. <br /><br />Lewes is a vibrant and affluent Market Town with a thriving year round tourist trade, attracted by the towns wealth of historic buildings and the amenity opportunities afforded by the surrounding National Park. The town is internationally renowned for its November 5th Bonfire celebrations. Lewes benefits from its proximity to the cosmopolitan city of Brighton & Hove, which lies some 9 miles to the south west offering immediate access to regional shopping facilities, two universities and Europe's largest man made marina. Newhaven is also 8 miles to the south offering channel ferry links to France. <br /><br />The County Town of Lewes regularly features in the Times list of the best places to live in the UK and offers an excellent range of private and state education facilities across all ranges including Lewes Old Grammar and Priory Secondary School. The town has excellent transport links with a direct railway line to London Victoria in just under 1 hour and London Bridge 90 minutes. <br /><br />BRIEF HISTORY OF THE WHITE HART HOTEL<br /><br />The Hotel which dates back to 1426 is rich with Tudor features including medieval oak panelling and Tudor oak beams. Other features include ancient stone and timber detail, original medieval open log fireplaces and oak floor boards. It was given a Georgian façade in the 19th Century. <br /><br />Points of Note:-<br /><br />In 1768 Thomas Paine began forging his radical policies in the Sherriff's Room of The White Hart which led to the American Revolution and the struggle for independence. English Heritage have awarded The White Hart Hotel the coveted blue plaque which is mounted on the entrance crediting the hotel with the mantel ‘The Cradle of Independence'<br /><br />The powerful and wealthy Pelham family owned and lived in the hotel. <br /><br />Two of the Pelham sons became British Prime Ministers, Henry Pelham & Thomas Pelham. <br /><br />Celebrated 18th Century chef William Verrall published recipe books from the hotel from 1737 –1760<br /><br />World respected writer Virgina Woolfe purchased ‘The Monks House' from an auction held at The White Hart. <br /><br />Russia and Britain sealed historic Diplomatic Relation Agreement in the Sheriff's Room. <br /><br /><b>Notice</b><br />Please note we have not tested any apparatus, fixtures, fittings, or services. Interested parties must undertake their own investigation into the working order of these items. All measurements are approximate and photographs provided for guidance only.

Contact:

Charles Wycherley

Property Subtype:

Hotel

Date on Market:

24/05/2025
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More details for 13 Top St, Oakham - Hospitality for Sale

Kings Arms - 13 Top St

Oakham, LE15 8SE

  • Hospitality for Sale
  • £975,000
  • 3,250 sq ft
  • Restaurant

Oakham Hospitality for Sale - Wing, Rutland

Freehold Village public House for sale in Rutland Village location<br /><br />Freehold Price £975,000<br /><br />Leasehold option available<br /><br />Available size - 3000 sq ft<br />Tenure - Freehold<br />Rateable Value - £16,000<br />VAT - Not applicable<br />Legal fees - Each party to bear their own costs<br />EPC Rating - Exempt - listed building<br /><br />The trading facilities provide a welcoming lounge bar with dining, with feature double aspect open hearth fireplace, exposed slate walling and beamed ceilings, access through to a restaurant barn, providing 80 plus covers in total. <br /><br />8 excellent double/twin letting bedrooms with en-suite facilities. Functions/conference suite, not currently used by the current tenants. Large Car park and beer patio to the side. <br /><br />With 2 bedroom owners accommodation. Grade II listed building.<br /><br /><b>Location</b> - The property is located in the picturesque Rutland Village of Wing, on the Uppingham side of the County and located just off the main A6003 (main road from Oakham to Uppingham). The A6003 meets with the A47 at Uppingham, which provides good access to Peterborough and Leicester, with M1 access via the A14 Kettering.<br /><br /><b>Terms</b> - Freehold guide price - £975,000<br /><br />Alternative - to let on a new fully repairing and insuring lease, based on a 15-year lease, with an initial passing rent of £60,000 per annum - plus buildings insurance.<br />The tenant will be responsible for all utility bills on site as well as the rates liability.<br /><br />A deposit equal to 3 months rent will be required. Depending on circumstances a guarantor may be required.<br /><br />

Contact:

P&F Commercial

Property Subtype:

Hotel

Date on Market:

23/05/2025
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More details for High St, Haddington - Hospitality for Sale

Tweeddale Arms Hotel - High St

Haddington, EH41 4QU

  • Hospitality for Sale
  • £695,000
  • 4,156 sq ft
  • Restaurant

Haddington Hospitality for Sale

Charming 16 en-suite bedroom Coaching Inn in the Heart of East Lothian Stellar reputation with room to develop the business Characterful property with an abundance of period features Enviable location in Gifford an affluent village with links to golf courses and distillery's The Tweeddale Arms Hotel is a historic establishment located on the High Street in Gifford, East Lothian, Scotland. Dating back to circa 1625, it retains its traditional black and white exterior and overlooksthe village green and river. The hotel offers amenities such as acozy public bar with a log-burning stove, a pool and darts room, a family loungebar/restaurant, separate breakfast room which couples as a private dining room with log burner, an enclosed beer garden, and a function suite suitable for events like weddings. It's conveniently situated near two golf courses: Gifford Golf Course (9 holes) and Castle Park Golf Course (18 holes). The property itself offers 16 well appointment en-suite bedrooms with a charming residents lounge, bar and restaurants as well as an events space and a public bar with a pool room. The property has a large commercial kitchen and a front and rear beer garden. The property consists of an old coaching in off stone construction with a tiled slate roof. Cosy bar with wood burning stove Pool and darts room Residents Lounge Restaurant/Bar Breakfasting room which doubles as a private dining room. Events space Outside beer garden to front and rear 4 Superior Double 4Twin Room 4 Family Room 4 Double The property is connected to mains electric, water and sewage. Heating is provided by oil with a new supply tank being recently installed. Offers around £695,000 are invited for the heritable (freehold interest) interest in the property, the trade fixtures, fittings, furnishings and equipment, together with the goodwill of the business, which is being sold complete as a going concern. Stock in trade will be sold at valuation on the date of entry.

Contact:

Graham & Sibbald

Property Subtype:

Hotel

Date on Market:

02/05/2025
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More details for A970, Shetland - Hospitality for Sale

Brae Hotel - A970

Shetland, ZE2 9QJ

  • Hospitality for Sale
  • £650,000
  • 4,230 sq ft
  • Restaurant

Shetland Hospitality for Sale - Shetland Islands

The Brae Hotel is a charming 35-bedroom establishment situated in a prime trading position in the village of Brae. Boasting breath-taking views across the Voe to the picturesque Shetland countryside, this is a remarkable opportunity to acquire a thriving hotel with excellent owners’ accommodation. The hotel features 35 well-appointed en-suite bedrooms, a bright and spacious restaurant, a welcoming lounge bar, and a separate public bar. Additionally, it benefits from a generous event space that can accommodate up to 120 guests, offering stunning panoramic views across the bay. With its warm and inviting atmosphere, The Brae Hotel is a true gem, presenting the new owner with a seamless, turn-key operation. The property itself is a detached, two-story building with wood panelling. The roof is covered in Sarnafil. As shown on the appended plan, the hotel's location is highly desirable. From a business perspective, this is a fantastic opportunity for the right owner to build upon an already well-established boutique destination. With the current owner preparing for retirement, they leave behind a truly exceptional business.

Contact:

Graham & Sibbald

Property Subtype:

Hotel

Date on Market:

30/04/2025
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More details for 27 Upper Rock Gdns, Brighton - Hospitality for Sale

27 Brighton - 27 Upper Rock Gdns

Brighton, BN2 1QE

  • Hospitality for Sale
  • £795,000
  • 1,946 sq ft

Brighton Hospitality for Sale - Brighton and Hove

Offering a wonderful home and income opportunity, 27 Brighton offers five stylishly decorated and presented en-suite rooms complimented by an elegant breakfast room/guest lounge along with a good size kitchen and a store room. At lower ground floor level the comfortable owners accommodation comprises a bedroom, bathroom, a lovely sitting room with sliding doors giving access to a raised flint walled patio

Contact:

Port Hall Estates

Property Subtype:

Hotel

Date on Market:

18/04/2025
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More details for 90 Haymarket Ter, Edinburgh - Hospitality for Sale

Four Points by Sheraton Edinburgh - 90 Haymarket Ter

Edinburgh, EH12 5LQ

  • Hospitality for Sale
  • £12,500,000
  • 22,500 sq ft
  • Fitness Centre
  • Restaurant

Edinburgh Hospitality for Sale

Prime location in the West Recently refurbished with high- 69 stylish guest rooms, Dining & bar experience at End of Edinburgh, minutes quality contemporary finishes. including double, twin, queen, Amalfino, an Italian-themed from Haymarket Station. Strong brand affiliation with Proximity to key demand Edinburgh is the second A modest annual rent Upside development Four Points by Sheraton under drivers including Edinburgh strongest hotel market in the UK, equating to £1,400 per potential to increase total Marriott International. city centre, business hubs, surpassed only by London and key, and approximately number of bedrooms (STPP). to entry, ensuring new hotel supply into the city is limited. Situated in the heart of Edinburgh, Four Points by Sheraton offers guests unparalleled access to the city's historic landmarks, bustling shopping districts, and vibrant nightlife. Located within walking distance of major attractions such as Edinburgh Castle and the Royal Mile, and well-connected to public transportation, the hotel is an ideal choice for both business and leisure travellers. Edinburgh is the capital of Scotland and the ninth largest city in the UK, with a population of approximately 550,000 and a regional catchment population of around 1.6 million. Edinburgh has a rich history with a number of attractions, including Edinburgh Castle, Holyrood Park and Palace, Arthur's Seat, a medieval Old Town and an extensive Georgian New Town. Edinburgh benefits from UNESCO World Heritage status, and is supported by a number of significant tourist attractions which attract millions of domestic and international visitors annually, in particular the world's leading international arts festival, the Edinburgh Fringe. Edinburgh's 2030 Tourism Strategy sets out a clear direction for continuing to build the city's global profile as a successful tourist destination and is focused on five strategic priorities to nurture and develop the city's places, people, partnerships, environment and reputation. In terms of commercial demand, Edinburgh also benefits from a diverse economic base, including finance, business, education and government sectors as well as being home to the Scottish Parliament. Major employers in Edinburgh include Lloyds Banking Group, NatWest Group, Bank of Scotland, Baillie Gifford, British Airways, University of Edinburgh, NHS, Scottish Government and Amazon. The city is also one of the UK's leading conference and events destinations, with the Edinburgh International Conference Centre welcoming over 132,000 delegates and visitors in 2023. The EICC has welcomed over 2 million delegates from more than 120 countries generating around £790m of economic impact for the city region, since opening in 1995. The hotel, formerly known as the Apex Haymarket Hotel, was acquired and transformed in 2022/23, with a full refurbishment completed in July 2023, modernising all guest rooms and public areas. Featuring 69 elegantly designed guest rooms across five floors, each space is thoughtfully curated for maximum comfort. Guests enjoy signature Four Points bedding, modern amenities, high-speed Wi-Fi, and enviable city views. Future enhancements, including air conditioning installation and staff amenity upgrades, will further elevate the guest experience. Rooms 69 GIA 25,305 sq ft Amalfino Bar & F&B Facilities Restaurant (82 covers) Parking 7 spaces Events 1 Event Room (21 sqm) Site Area 0.37 acres ROOM CATEGORY NUMBER OF BEDROOMS ROOM SIZES (SQM) Double Room 4 11 Twin Room 12 22 Queen Room 23 20 King Room 30 22 TOTAL 69 20.7 The hotel's restaurant and bar, Amalfino, is an Italian-themed dining venue located on the ground floor of Four Points by Sheraton Edinburgh. It offers a total of 82 covers indoors, with an additional 36 covers available on an external terrace for al fresco dining. The development opportunity to expand the existing hotel from 69 bedrooms to 115 keys presents genuine upside in the short to medium term, subject to planning permission. This expansion generates increased revenue through both a higher number of sleepers the ability to attract a larger customer base, (driving demand for the restaurant & bar) and including business travellers and tourists. The architect's feasibility study indicates an efficient layout with optimised guestroom configuration across multiple floors while back-of-house areas. With an updated maintaining operational functionality, including Gross Internal Floor Area (GIFA) of 4,098 m², the project enhances the overall value of the property, improves brand positioning, and increases profitability. Moreover, the additional rooms can enable economies of scale, reducing operational costs per key and maximising returns on investment. Edinburgh is the capital of Scotland and the seventh largest city in the UK, with a population of C. 526,000 people. The city comprises a medieval Old Town and an extensive Georgian New Town and benefits from UNESCO World Heritage status. Edinburgh has a rich history with a number of major tourist attractions, as well as corporate demand drivers, attracting a combined 30 million annual visitors. Edinburgh is the second strongest tourist market in the UK, behind London, and one of the leading tourist markets in Europe. Famed for year round events including Edinburgh International Festival, The Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo and the Edinburgh Fringe, the latter being the largest annual international arts festival in the world, attracting over 2.6 million visitors per year, and generating a significant increase in hotel occupancy. Edinburgh benefits from a varied calendar of events throughout the year, generating significant visitation and increases in hotel occupancy. Further events in recent years that have boosted visitation numbers include the Royal Highland Show, the increasing popularity of Scotland's whisky distilleries led by the recently opened Johnnie Walker Experience on Princes Street and five star Scotch Whisky Experience on Edinburgh's Royal Mile. Other major events across the year include the Six Nations rugby international games in February and March, the New Year's Eve Hogmanay celebrations, and major concerts at Murrayfield Stadium across the summer, with notable artists in recent years including Beyonce, Bruce Springsteen and Taylor Swift, as well as the upcoming Oasis reunion shows in summer 2025. As well as the world famous festivals, Edinburgh is also known for its various theatres, museums and galleries, which attract millions of visitors every year. Popular theatres include the Royal Lyceum Theatre, King's Theatre, Edinburgh Festival Theatre and Edinburgh Playhouse, which stage large touring shows across the year. The Usher Hall is Edinburgh's premier music venue for classical music, as well as popular music concerts and has a capacity for 2,000 people. Edinburgh is also home to the National Museum of Scotland, National War Museum, the Scottish National Gallery and the Royal Scottish Academy building, all of which drive Edinburgh's strong annual tourism figures. Edinburgh is home to the Scotland national rugby union team, who play at the Scottish Gas Murrayfield Stadium, in the west end of the city. Murrayfield is the largest stadium in Scotland and the fifth largest in the UK, with a seating capacity of around 67,000. As well as rugby union, the stadium hosts a number of other sporting events, as well as large music events across the year. Edinburgh is also home to two top flight football teams, Heart of Midlothian and Hibernian. The rival teams' home stadiums, Tynecastle Park and Easter Road, are situated in the city and have seating capacities of approximately 20,000. Major investment into Edinburgh's infrastructure is enhancing the city's international appeal. As well as the recent £850m retail-led St James Quarter development, there is also the £350m mixed-used Haymarket development, adjacent to Haymarket train station and comprising 380,000 sq ft of Grade A office sp

Contact:

Savills

Property Subtype:

Hotel

Date on Market:

11/04/2025
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More details for 8 Cheriton Pl, Folkestone - Hospitality for Sale

Folkestone Eco Aparthotel - 8 Cheriton Pl

Folkestone, CT20 2AZ

  • Hospitality for Sale
  • £1,750,000
  • 6,003 sq ft

Folkestone Hospitality for Sale

Currently available with C1 use under the Use Class Order as an Apart Hotel however can be amended to C3 as per Permitted Development Rights changing in the upcoming months. The building has 16 stylish apartments over the four floors, with the basement a blank canvas for a restaurant, manager accommodation, or further studio apartments.

Contact:

Motis Estates

Property Subtype:

Serviced Apartment

Date on Market:

28/03/2025
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More details for The Cot House Inn, Sandbank - Hospitality for Sale

The Cot House Inn - The Cot House Inn

Sandbank, PA23 8QS

  • Hospitality for Sale
  • £500,000
  • 6,696 sq ft
  • Restaurant

Sandbank Hospitality for Sale

**A GREAT CHANCE TO ACQUIRE A DISTINGUISHED COMMERCIAL HOTEL PROPERTY LOCATED IN DUNOON, ARGYLL & BUTE***UNIQUE AND RARE VERSATILE INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY***SITUATED IN THE HEART OF SCOTLAND'S PICTURESQUE LANDSCAPE*** Description ***Presenting The Cot House Inn, a distinguished commercial hotel property located at The Cot House Inn, Cot House Road, Dunoon, Argyll and Bute, PA23 8QS. This establishment offers a unique investment opportunity in the heart of Scotland's picturesque landscape.*** ***KEY FEATURES*** *Accommodation* - The inn comprises seven well-appointed rooms, each featuring en-suite facilities, flat-screen televisions, and comfortable seating areas, ensuring a pleasant stay for guests. *Dining and Social Spaces* - The property boasts a restaurant and bar, providing guests with on-site dining options. The inclusion of a garden and sun terrace enhances the guest experience, offering serene outdoor spaces for relaxation. *Location* - Situated in Dunoon, the inn is in close proximity to local attractions such as the Benmore Botanic Garden, located approximately 3.4 km away. This route is popular with anyone traveling through the West Coast. This area is especially visited by motorbike enthusiasts and those who enjoy fishing. The static caravan site next to this hotel/restaurant is very popular and they are expanding to behind the hotel with their new development of 'Glamping' pods. This new addition to the area will only provide more guests for the Cot House Inn. ***INVESTMENT POTENTIAL*** Adjacent to The Cot House Inn is The Cot House Caravan Park, which accommodates over 50 caravans. The inn's central location also places it near several other caravan parks, including Hunters Quay Holiday Village, Stratheck Holiday Park, Loch Eck, and Invereck Caravan Park, collectively hosting over 600 caravans and lodges. This strategic positioning presents a significant opportunity to attract a steady flow of visitors from these neighbouring establishments. ***ADDITIONAL INFORMATION*** *The property offers private parking facilities, enhancing its appeal to guests traveling by car or motorbike. The inn's amenities and prime location make it a versatile investment, suitable for various business models within the hospitality sector.* ********* HISTORY ********* Mary, Queen of Scots and Her Association with Cothouse Inn and River Eachaig Mary, Queen of Scots, one of history’s most tragic and enigmatic figures, was forced into a desperate flight across Scotland after her defeat at the Battle of Langside in May 1568. Having lost her struggle to reclaim the throne, she fled south, hoping for refuge in England. Along the way, she is believed to have passed through the Cothouse Inn, a historic lodging near the River Eachaig in Argyll. The Cothouse Inn, a well-known stop for travelers, is said to have provided a brief sanctuary for Mary as she and her supporters moved through the region. This secluded location, surrounded by rugged Scottish landscapes and the flowing River Eachaig, offered a temporary place of rest before she continued her perilous journey south. The river itself, winding through the forests of Argyll, may have played a crucial role in aiding her escape, providing a natural route through the terrain while also offering fresh water and cover from potential pursuers. Legend has it that Mary, exhausted from her ordeal, rested at the Cothouse Inn, possibly under disguise, with only a few loyal followers by her side. Given the inn’s position along established travel routes, it would have been a strategic yet discreet stopping point. The River Eachaig, flowing nearby, would have added to the inn’s secluded charm, making it an ideal refuge during her hurried escape. Though there is little concrete evidence linking Mary directly to the Cothouse Inn, oral history and local folklore strongly suggest that she passed through the area. Some even claim she left behind a small token or piece of jewelry, which became part of the inn’s legend. After leaving the region, Mary eventually made it to Workington in England, where she sought protection from Queen Elizabeth I—a decision that ultimately led to nineteen years of imprisonment and her execution in 1587. Today, the Cothouse Inn and the River Eachaig remain part of local history, their connection to Mary Queen of Scots adding a layer of intrigue and romance to the landscape. Whether fact or legend, the idea of Mary pausing along the banks of the River Eachaig during her escape only deepens the mystery surrounding her fateful journey. ********* HISTORY ********* ***RECENT NEARBY PROPERTY SALES*** - Rhubeg, Midge Lane, Strone, Dunoon, Argyll, PA23 8RX - 8 bedroom - SOLD Nov'24 - £1,100,000 - Duart Tower, Shore Road, Blairemore, Dunoon, Argyll, PA23 8TJ - 5 bedroom - SOLD Sep'24 - £627,032 - 23, Kings Hut, Victoria Road, Hunters Quay, Dunoon, Argyll, PA23 8JY - SOLD Aug'24 - £502,000 Dunoon is the main town on the Cowal peninsula, with a population of roughly 8,000 – making it one of the largest towns in Argyll and Bute, second only to Helensburgh. The town has no shortage of amenities and tourist attractions, including the Cowal Highland Gathering which boasts an attendance of roughly 23,000 people during late august every year. There is also the Castle House Museum built in the 1800s and the Dunoon Castle Ruins, dating back to the 13th century. There are also great local attractions year round for those who permanently reside in Dunoon, with a cinema only a short walk away from the property, as well as the swimming pool and leisure centre – both recently refurbished. There is also easy access to central Scotland via the ferry route from Dunoon’s picturesque promenade, only half a mile from the cottage, which provides travel to Gourock. GUIDE PRICE: £350,000 To view legal documents for all properties, and to register for our online auctions please visit our website. Purchases are subject to a Buyer’s Premium. There may also be additional fees on certain properties. Please refer to the Articles of Roup / Special Conditions in the Legal pack to confirm. Key Feature 1 A GREAT CHANCE TO ACQUIRE A DISTINGUISHED COMMERCIAL HOTEL PROPERTY LOCATED IN DUNOON, ARGYLL & BUTE Key Feature 2 UNIQUE AND RARE VERSATILE INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY Key Feature 3 SITUATED IN THE HEART OF SCOTLAND'S PICTURESQUE LANDSCAPE

Contact:

Online Property Auction Group

Property Subtype:

Hotel

Date on Market:

17/03/2025
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More details for Staffa House Bed and Breakfast, Isle Of Mull - Hospitality for Sale

Staffa House - Staffa House Bed and Breakfast

Isle Of Mull, PA66 6BL

  • Hospitality for Sale
  • £549,000
  • 5,076 sq ft

Isle Of Mull Hospitality for Sale - Lochaber/Skye/Lochalsh/Arran

Staffa House is a well-established guesthouse in the scenic village of Fionnphort on the Ross of Mull. Enjoying spectacular views over the Sound of Iona, it's just a short walk from the pier with daily ferries to the iconic islands of Iona and Staffa-offering a rare opportunity in a truly stunning location. Situated on the Isle of Mull on the West coast of Scotland, Staffa House is located in the lovely village of Fionnphort which is the principal port of the Ross of Mull. This historic village has a strong fishing history, the current industry there being based primarily on crabs and lobsters which are mostly exported to Spain and France. The busy ferry port provides regular sailings to both Iona and Staffa. The famous Isle of Iona, known as the ‘Cradle of Christianity’ in Scotland is the home of Iona Abbey which is visited by religious pilgrims and tourists alike. Iona is steeped in religious history and is a huge draw to the area with an estimated 130,000 tourists each year. As well as the Abbey and local marble quarry the island has a total of 9 beaches within walking distance of the main area The Island of Mull itself attracts a large number of visitors annually offering sensational Scottish scenery with the most beautiful bays and sandy beaches. Interesting geology, exceptional historical interest, and diverse wildlife makes Mull a dream location as well as offering scenic walks, golf, fishing and horse riding. The Island of Mull is one of the most accessible Inner Hebridean Islands with car and passenger ferries arriving daily from the mainland, being reached by a 45-minute vehicular ferry from Oban. Services from Lochaline on Morvern and Kilchoan on the Ardnamurchan peninsula are also available. A local bus service covers the Island including Fionnphort, and there is a small airstrip at Glenforsa suitable for private aircraft. A main line train service operates from Glasgow to Oban, with most trains connecting with the ferry. The Property Staffa House is an exceptional opportunity to acquire a beautifully presented, traditional detached property in one of Scotland’s most iconic locations-perfectly placed on the main route to the Iona ferry and enjoying breathtaking views across the fields and beach to the Iona Sound and the Isle of Iona beyond. This charming two-storey house, finished in classic white with green accents and a traditional slate roof, has been meticulously maintained and upgraded. It combines the charm of traditional architecture with modern comforts, creating a warm, inviting, and flexible space for a variety of lifestyle and business needs. Property Overview: Four stylish guest bedrooms, all with high-quality en suite shower rooms featuring waterfall showers. Bright guest conservatory with open views, ideal for serving breakfast or relaxing, plus a cosy lounge for guest use. Flexible layout: One bedroom on the ground floor and three upstairs. The layout allows for adaptation to suit personal or business use. Well-equipped kitchen with cream units, wooden worktops, checkerboard flooring, heated plate, dishwasher, fridge, fridge freezer, and gas/electric cooker. Utility room with two washing machines, tumble dryer, and additional storage. Separate private entrance to owners’ accommodation. Private off-road parking to the front. The property benefits from mains electricity, mains water and mains drainage. Gas cooking is available via bottled gas cylinders. The space heating and hot water is provided by a modern oil central heating system which allows guest areas to be switched off in winter. There is Superfast Wi-Fi throughout, split into two networks - one for guests at the front and a password protected network for the owner’s own personal use.

Contact:

ASG Commercial

Property Subtype:

Bed and Breakfast

Date on Market:

29/10/2024
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More details for 3 Belmont Rd, Ilfracombe - Hospitality for Sale

Darnley Hotel - 3 Belmont Rd

Ilfracombe, EX34 8DR

  • Hospitality for Sale
  • £750,000
  • 4,062 sq ft
  • Restaurant

Ilfracombe Hospitality for Sale

LOCATION<br />In a quiet yet convenient location just set back from Belmont Road, close to the junction of Church Hill, the property is within 5 minutes walking distance of the town centre, overlooking, from the top floor to the West, Torrs Park and from the rear of the property, to the North East and the rooftops of Ilfracombe.<br /> <br />The property has the benefit of a signpost close to the junction of St Brannocks Road and Church Hill which is highly visible from passing traffic. <br /><br />There is a private pathway through the grounds from the rear garden to the bottom of Church Hill.<br /><br />The town itself is North Devon's leading tourist resort having a population in excess of 10,500 inhabitants which is boosted during the summer months with an influx of tourists. <br /><br />The world renowned artist Damien Hirst has given the town on loan, the statue called Verity, which is erected on the Pier which has attracted more day visitors to the resort. <br /><br />THE PROPERTY<br />This substantial semi-detached Victorian residence has been a guest house for many years and now offers ten letting bedrooms, mostly en-suite, one private room with en-suite facility, a private lounge, private further bedroom and private shower room/wc for owner's use, large private lounge and at garden level, a spacious dining room and residents' bar lounge area. <br /><br />Recent improvements have included new kitchen and preparation room enhancement and new fittings, 18 solar panels on the roof and re-decoration of the communal hallways and landings.<br /><br />Since owning the building in 2016 some bathrooms have been upgraded, letting bedrooms have been re-decorated, new outside lighting has been fitted, at the first floor half landing new uPVC conservatory windows have been installed, a wireless safety fire alarm system has been fitted, plus automatic lights to communal area. <br /><br />The garden and patio to the rear just outside the building has been re-laid with lawn and has a small patio area with attractive outside seating. <br /><br />Within the mature gardens there is ample parking space and several car ports. <br /><br />In addition, at the far end of the garden there are two semi-detached timber framed centrally heated holiday chalets overlooking a "secret walled garden" which produces a substantial letting income throughout the year. <br /><br />Beyond the holiday chalets is a level lawned garden with fish pond. <br /><br />There are substantial basement storage rooms and workshops below the chalets for owner's use. <br /><br />The garden is approached from a tree lined pathway giving access to the bottom of Church Hill and there is also pedestrian and vehicular access from Belmont Road to the main car park.<br /><br />The property benefits from gas fired central heating as do the holiday chalets. <br /><br />Our clients have been in residence since 2016 and have maintained the property and decorated the rooms to a good standard. <br /><br />We strongly recommend an internal viewing to appreciate the spacious accommodation throughout.<br /><br />THE BUSINESS<br />Our clients operate for 12 months of the year including Christmas, providing a bed and breakfast and evening meal service. <br /><br />The tariff ranges from £75 to £85 per person per night bed and breakfast. Evening meals are provided extra if required. <br /><br />Audited accounts will be made available to those seriously interested parties who has inspected the premises with permission on the vendors.<br /><br />SERVICES AND UTILITIES <br />All mains connected. We encourage you to check before viewing a property the potential broadband speeds and mobile signal coverage. You can do so by visiting <br />BUSINESS RATES <br />£10,000 UBR, as of April 2023, 47.9p in the £. Our Rateable Value figure has been obtained from the Business Valuation website at the time of the property detail going to print, however, we would advise all applicants make their own enquiries via the Valuation Office or website regarding this figure. Small Business Rate relief (100%) may apply as the Rateable Value is below £12,000.<br /><br />VAT<br />We understand that our client has not opted to charge VAT. All interested parties should make their own enquiries of HMRC.<br /><br />LEGAL ADVICE <br />We strongly recommend that a buyer takes independent legal advice and instructs solicitors to act on their behalf. Each party bears their own legal costs unless otherwise stated.<br /><br />PLANNING <br />It is the responsibility of the proposed buyer to satisfy for themselves independently that their intended use complies with existing planning permission by contacting the local council planning department. The cost of any change of planning use is the buyer’s responsibility.<br />

Contact:

Webbers

Property Subtype:

Hotel

Date on Market:

24/10/2024
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More details for 104 Warwick Way, London - Hospitality for Sale

OYO Vegas Hotel - 104 Warwick Way

London, SW1V 1SD

  • Hospitality for Sale
  • £3,500,000
  • 2,949 sq ft
  • Smoke Detector

London Hospitality for Sale - Pimlico, City of Westminster

Nestled in the vibrant and ever-popular area of Pimlico, this a unique investment opportunity. With 95% occupancy and a healthy operating profit, this boutique hotel offers a solid revenue stream in one of London's most sought-after locations. Spread over approx. 3,000 square feet, the property boasts 16 well-appointed rooms, each designed to provide a comfortable and memorable stay for our predominantly tourist clientele. The hotel's charm and central location ensure high demand, despite the competitive landscape of the London hotel market. Market Insights: The London hotel market has remained resilient and buoyant in recent years, outperforming the broader hotel market and national economy. While there have been slight dips in occupancy levels, the overall market remains strong, particularly in more central London locations. Reports indicate that London hotel performance is showing limited growth in average room rates across most segments. However, townhouse and boutique hotels, like the Vegas Hotel, are among the top-performing segments. Investment Potential: The property presents a dual opportunity for potential buyers. Operational Continuity: Continue running the hotel business, capitalising on its established reputation and consistent tourist demand. Development Opportunity: Given its prime location, there is strong demand from developers looking to convert the property into residential use, such as apartments, which could yield a higher capital value.

Contacts:

Century 21 London Central

Keller Williams

Property Subtype:

Hotel

Date on Market:

03/10/2024
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More details for Hospitality for Sale

Houblon Arms - Houblon Arms

Grantham

  • Hospitality for Sale
  • £600,000
  • 3,325 sq ft
  • Restaurant

Grantham Hospitality for Sale - Oasby

A successful Pub/Restaurant/Guest House, renovated by the current owners in recent years, due to health reasons the business is now closed and being sold with vacant possession. The trade fixtures and fittings including the kitchen equipment can be acquired by separate negotiation.

Contacts:

P&F Commercial

Pattinson Commercial

Property Subtype:

Hotel

Date on Market:

14/08/2024
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