Historic Yorkshire Dales National Park hotel up for sale
A hotel in the Yorkshire Dales National Park has hit the market with a price tag of £850,000.
Savills and Fox Grant, on behalf of a private client, have brought to market The Burgoyne Hotel, a Grade II listed Georgian property which dates back 1783 and located at the top of the scenic village of Reeth in Swaledale, close to Wensleydale.
The hotel has a rich history and is named after Mrs Burgoyne-Johnson, who owned it during the 1920s, with a fire place baring her family crest still featured in the drawing room today.
The property was later requisitioned by the RECE regiment in WW2 as a base to train soldiers in what was to become the SAS.
Today, the hotel is a popular wedding and celebration venue.
William Grant, managing director at Fox Grant, said: “The Burgoyne is a charming hotel in a stunning location which attracts tourists throughout the year. There’s currently multiple income streams which offer great potential to be increased. The Burgoyne would make an ideal lifestyle or investment opportunity for the new owners.”
Tom Cunningham, hotels director at Savills, added: “This historic hotel has performed well over recent years, and offers numerous opportunities to further enhance long term income. This could include developing a midweek corporate business, applying for a civil wedding licence and extension of the restaurant hours, as well as opening over the Christmas when it has previously been closed.”
