Bredbury Hall & Country Club put on the market for £5.25m
Property consultancy Lambert Smith Hampton (LSH) has been instructed to find a buyer for Bredbury Hall & Country Club, in Bredbury, Stockport.
Comprising 149 en-suite letting bedrooms, the property boasted a net turnover of £4,105,000 for the year ending 2019.
The hotel is well positioned to take full advantage of the business opportunities provided from the Stockport and Greater Manchester vicinities.
Located just two miles from Stockport town centre, 12 miles from Manchester city centre and 10 miles from Manchester Airport, the property boasts excellent transport links with junctions 25 and 27 of the M60 motorway just a short drive away.
The property benefits from a range of first-class amenities including extensive conference and banqueting facilities with capacities ranging from six to 200 guests across 10 suites, a lounge, bar and brasserie with accommodation for 60 covers, an impressive recently refurbished 200-cover Marco Pierre White Steakhouse, Bar and Grill restaurant and a popular nightclub with capacity for 900 guests.
LSH is instructed to sell the freehold investment comprising 149 en-suite letting bedrooms, associated car parking and land.
Offers in the region of £5.25m are invited for the freehold interest with viewings strictly via appointment only.
Martin Davis, director-hotels & leisure at Lambert Smith Hampton said: “We are delighted to bring Bredbury Hall & Country Club to market and we firmly believe that this represents an excellent investment opportunity.
“It is rare to find an opportunity like this which offers so much potential to operators.
“The nature of Bredbury Hall offers a number of potential opportunities to rebrand and reposition the hotel, in particular, the re-purposing of the 16th century barn which could be utilised as either a wedding venue or spa and leisure facility.”
He added: “We believe that as a well-established hotel and country club in the North West, interest will be high for this sought-after investment opportunity.”
