Beaumont House is a real “Lakeland gem” a delightful detached property, originally built as a magnificent private residence on the edge of Windermere Village and a short stroll from Bowness on the lakeshore. This stunning five star luxury guest accommodation retains its original features and has been decorated and refurbished sympathetically in a traditional style. It is currently traded by the present owner on a bed and breakfast basis with 11 individually styled en suite letting bedrooms together with two further bedrooms used by the owners. (The owners generally trade with nine rooms in the low/medium season and only 11 rooms in the height of the season). The property is set in lovely mature gardens, with ample parking for all of its guests.
To many Windermere is the essence of Cumbria - The Lake District. The longest of the lakes and largest in England, it proudly lies amid a breath-taking backdrop of forest and fell. To its East lies the honeypot tourist villages of Bowness and Ambleside and on to Grasmere, while to the West you can lose yourself in a haven of tranquillity and quiet charm, which drew Beatrix Potter to come and live at Sawrey. Whether a seasoned high level walker out for fell top vistas or just a stroll by the lake shore, this beautiful area of the Lake District National Park brings an ever increasing number of tourists to the area throughout the year.

Attractive leasehold guest house with views across Bowness Bay.

Overwater Hall occupies a stunning location in a beautiful valley between Binseyand Caldbeck Fells. Originally built by the Deputy Governor of Jamaica at the beginning of the 19th Century, this lovely Grade II listed Georgian country house has over the years been significantly and tastefully extended to the mansion it is today. Originally named Whitefield House, Overwater Hall passed through a number of owners who are historical figures in their own right, including the Gattyfamily –known for the development of khaki dye, much used by the British Army. The first owners to operate Overwater Hall as a hotel were Monte & Pixie Green but it was with Arthur & Joyce Kent that Overwater Hall started to acquire the outstanding reputation that it has today. This hidden treasure is set at the end of its own private driveway in 18 acres of lovely landscaped gardens and grounds. Its 11 ensuite letting bedrooms are appointed and furnished to the highest of standards to compliment the lovingly-decorated public rooms where visitors can watch the red squirrels feast on the hazelnuts on the balcony.

Colliers International is delighted to have been
instructed as the sole agent to offer for sale the
Riverside Hotel in Kendal.
Located in the heart of the “Gateway to the Lakes” –
Kendal, the Riverside Hotel is in an outstanding
position on the banks of the River Kent beneath the
ruins of the town’s 12th century castle.
The imposing hotel offers luxurious accommodation
and substantial facilities only a few minutes from the
Kendal town centre, Kendal Railway Station and the
Lake District National Park.
This modern hotel combines past and present with
contemporary styling and décor briefly comprising 58
letting bedrooms, spacious conference facilities,
“Sanctuary” leisure facilities, Riverview restaurant with
outstanding views and The Tannery Bar and Bistro.
The hotel is now for sale to allow the owner to focus on
other business interests.

58 stylish letting bedrooms with the potential to add more subject to planning
Extensive public areas including bar, restaurant and meeting space
Popular leisure club with swimming pool
Adjoining valuable town centre car parking

Strong trade from a wide range of revenue streams generating in excess of £1.88m net Turnover in 2019
Offers in the region of £5m for the freehold asset and business as a going concern

This magnificent 17th Century former
rectory is nestled in 8 acres of lawns
and gardens amongst the honey-coloured
stone of quite possibly the most beautiful
village in the Cotswolds. As well as being a
popular option for luxury stays being 4 Red
Star AA ‘Inspector’s Choice’ listed, The Lords
of the Manor has long served as a destination
for foodies and currently has 3 AA Rosettes,
made even more popular since the new
exclusive restaurant in the Atrium opened
last year. Its expansive name recognition
across all markets ensures healthy occupancy
with business, pleasure and wedding bookings
throughout the exceptionally long season the
location can support.

The property was originally constructed in 1916 by wealthy industrialist, Thomas Harrison as a private residence. The location for the project was carefully selected due to his unique local knowledge and was described by Victorian journalist and novelist harrier Martineau as “a view unsurpassed for beauty in the whole lake district”. Throughout the 1980s Miller Howe was one of the most fashionable destinations in the north of England, its stardom being secured by its owner at the time, celebrity chef John Tovey. This trend continued throughout the 90s when the property was owned by the now renowned newspaper editor Charles Garside. Our clients acquired the property in 2018 and have continued to uphold the properties reputation for unsurpassed luxury and exquisite dining. Many of the hotels original features have been restored and much of the property has been tastefully updated.

Our clients trading profit and loss accounts to the year-end 28th February 2017 show total net sales of £706,461.

Around 80 covers.
8 smart letting bedrooms.
Gardens, car park and staff accommodation.
£126k profits on £635k net revenue in Y/E March 2020

Award-Winning 5 Star guest house with 8 en suite letting bedrooms
Premier coastal resort with views to promenade and Marine Lake
Spacious 2 bedroom owners’ accommodation with private garden
Lounge, conservatory, breakfast room and off-road car parking for 8 cars

Fairlawn House is a long standing guest house which was
acquired by our clients in 2010. They have worked
extremely hard to re-establish the business and improve
the property, in doing so they have added to the bedroom
stock and created a lovely family home. Due to changing
family commitments and other career opportunities our
clients have taken the reluctant decision to market the
property.

Once a pair of terraced houses built as Cheltenham’s popularity as a spa town first boomed in the mid 1800’s The Abbey is now a very well appointed and perfectly located guest house. There are 13 en suite bedrooms and for owners there is a lovely one bedroom flat (and pretty town garden) that can, if desired, be used as our clients do, with an adjoining property to create a quite superb three bedroom apartment. All this in a fantastic location in this ever popular town.