Simonburn Tearoom and B&B is in the village of Simonburn, a picturesque village next to the Northumberland National Park. The village, full of stone cottages, was used as the filming location for TV mini-series adaptions of the Catherine Cookson novels. As you can imagine, a village with such an idyllic setting is an extremely popular place to visit, welcoming visitors worldwide.
The well-established tearoom has outstanding online reviews, and its popularity with walkers and tourists is reflected in the excellent trade experienced by its current operators. The detached cottage-style property boasts a stunning garden and outbuildings and has been tastefully renovated to a high standard. The property has two trade areas, and with a log burner in the servery and an open fire in the restaurant, a comfortable and cosy feel radiates through the tearoom.
In addition to the downstairs trade areas, there are five letting rooms on the first floor, three of which are en-suite. Outside, the property is framed by a beautifully maintained garden at the front and an outbuilding/workshop and garage opposite.
The business is now available to lease with Sidney Phillips, leisure and hospitality estate agents. Our client is selling the lease due to retirement, and the B&B side of the business is fully booked until Autumn. The business currently operates seven months of the year, a lifestyle choice made by our clients, and there is sufficient trade to make it a profitable business all year round.
The leasehold interest of Simonburn Tearoom and B&B is available at an asking price of £125,000.
For further information about this property for sale, other hospitality businesses for sale or how to buy a business, please call Sidney Phillips on 01434 607841 or email north@sidneyphillips.co.uk.
(July 2023)