Luxury guest house for sale in Windermere

This property is marketed by:
Colliers

Key Features

• Award-Winning luxury detached 5 Star guest accommodation in a superb central position
• 8 spacious individually styled luxury suites
• Staff accommodation, car park and gardens
• £298,154 net T/O with continuing solid profits

Overview:

The Windermere Suites occupies a superb location on the road between Windermere and Bowness. Built originally in typical Lakeland style with stone walls and local slate roof around the turn of the 19th Century as a gentleman’s residence of immense charm and character, the property has subsequently been significantly extended to form eight unique and particularly spacious suites, all appointed to the very highest of standards. This unique accommodation has been complemented by superb furnishings and décor, making it one of the most high quality places to stay within the Lake District. The property also benefits from plenty of car parking as well as two staff bedrooms which could easily be re-configured to form spacious owners’ accommodation if desired. The property also lends itself to moving into self-catering holiday accommodation, subject to PP if desired.

Location:

Windermere Village is only a short and easy walk away, with an excellent array of delightful and individual shops, cafes, bistros and restaurants. Slightly further away is Lake Windermere at Bowness Bay where the launches and steamers ply the full length of what is England’s longest lake. Indeed, The Windermere Suites is ideally placed at a very central location to tour every part of the English Lake District. Further north lies Ambleside, the Langdale Valley and Grasmere – home of Sarah Nelson’s Gingerbread which is known the world over. Further north over Dunmail Raise lies Keswick and the northern Lakes of Derwentwater and Bassenthwaite Lake. Bowness is also home to Beatrix Potter’s museum or you can take the ferry across the lake to Sawrey where she lived for so many years. From a romantic stroll to the walks so loved by Alfred Wainwright, the Lake District is a magnet for tourists over an everincreasing tourist season.

The Property:

Being constructed of local stone and partly rendered and under a pitched slate roof, the accommodation is laid out on ground and first floors.

Public Areas:

Covered entrance. Feature reception hall leading to spacious reception area.