Hostels for sale in Shepton Mallet

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Hospitality Properties for Sale Near the Shepton Mallet

More details for 4 Coombe Ln, Shepton Mallet - Hospitality for Sale

Bowlish House - 4 Coombe Ln

Shepton Mallet, BA4 5JJ

Hospitality for Sale
£750,000
5,436 sq ft

Restaurant

Shepton Mallet Hospitality for Sale - Bowlish

Bowlish House presents a rare opportunity to acquire a landmark heritage hospitality asset with nearly three centuries of history. The property combines substantial guest accommodation, event facilities, and distinctive period features within an imposing Grade II* listed building. Historically operating as a hotel, restaurant, wedding venue and exclusive-use retreat, the asset offers multiple income-generating possibilities for hospitality operators and investors. Offered freehold via auction with a starting bid of £750,000, the property may also present future alternative-use potential subject to planning and listed-building approvals.

Contact:

Pattinson Commercial

Property Subtype:

Hotel

Date on Market:

31/07/2026

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More details for Prestleigh, Shepton Mallet - Hospitality for Sale

The Prestleigh Inn - Prestleigh

Shepton Mallet, BA4 4NL

Hospitality for Sale
£400,000
4,230 sq ft

Restaurant

Shepton Mallet Hospitality for Sale - Prestleigh

Comprises semi-detached public house with restaurant and bar area, 5 en-suite letting rooms and 2-bedroom owners flat.

Contact:

Blue Alpine Partners Ltd

Property Subtype:

Hotel

Date on Market:

28/03/2025

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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

Restaurant

Shepton Mallet Hospitality for Sale - Mendip

Leasehold offers invited- terms to be agreed. Freehold offers for part or whole may be considered subject to contract. The public house building was constructed in approximately 1880 and has been extended over time. The property is arranged over 3 floors and is brick built with a multi-pitched clay tiled roof. There are some flat roofed garages and outbuildings located at the rear. Directly adjacent to the building externally is a paved trade garden, with an extensive (circa 60 vehicles) unmarked tarmacadam car park beyond this point. Finally to the rear and side is a large lawned garden which is currently not used to trade. The topography is generally level and the site is irregular in shape, measuring approximately 0.634 ha (1.57 acres). Much of the pub site is not currently utilised and is surplus to its trading requirements. In order to maximise the sites potential therefore a scheme has been drawn up and provided overleaf, which involves retention of the pub and the creation of two drive thru units with appropriate ingress and egress and serviceability. The site could however also accommodate other retail and commercial uses and so expressions of interest (STP) are encouraged.