An award winning riverside hotel in the Wye Valley village of Tintern is being marketed for sale by specialist licensed property advisers Sidney Phillips.
The Wye Valley Hotel is situated in the well-known village of Tintern is located in the heart of the Lower Wye Valley astride the the banks of the River Wye. The village is famous for its 12th Century Cistercian Abbey which was looted by Henry VIII during the Reformation but is still a commanding edifice and a popular tourist destination. Tintern enjoys all the benefit of the glorious Wye Valley and is particularly popular with ramblers, riders, canoeists, cyclists, anglers, golfers, it is convenient for the Celtic Manor Resort) and National Hunt racing with Chepstow Racecourse (home of the Welsh Grand National) only a few miles distant.
The Wye Valley Hotel is a stunning property reputed to date back from 1835, but the majority of the current construction was built in the early 1920s. It is of almost unique crescent shape and due to the date of its construction has a number of influences in its architectural appeal, it being early ‘art deco’ in style, also having many Edwardian features as strong influence from the ‘arts and craft’ movement. Set in approximately 0.7 acres the property boasts a lounge bar/restaurant (60), public bar (30), 9 en-suite letting bedrooms as well as car parking and outside seating area.
The premises have been maintained extremely well and indeed over recent years there has been considerable reinvestment in the property with a notable refurbishment taking place in 2019.
The potential of this hotel will be evident to all who view, not just the obvious scope for increasing occupancy rates but also full exploitation of the superb catering facilities from which the business benefits.
The freehold interest of the Wye Valley Hotel is available off an asking price of £675,000.
For further information about this business for sale and other hotels for sale and pubs for sale, please contact Sidney Phillips on 01981 250333, by email (wales@sidneyphillips.co.uk) or click here for more detail.