A Lake District hotel is on the market for £3.95 million.
The Patterdale Hotel, dates back to 1626 and the stone-built premises are in around six acres, although the total site extends to around 40 acres.
The hotel has 60 en suite bedrooms, extensive staff accommodation, and public areas including the Place Fell Inn lounge bar, a snug, the West Lounge with combined seating totalling around 40, and a restaurant seating 66.
Colliers, which is marketing the venue, said it benefited from a strong and consistent trading base, generating an actual and forecast net turnover of around £1.95 million for the year ending June 2025.
The property also comes with additional accommodation, a detached manager’s house, several staff cottages, and a two-storey former barn offering potential for redevelopment or alternative uses.
Outdoor amenities include a beer garden with picnic seating, a decking area with barbecue facilities, and on-site parking.
The current owners said: “We have been privileged to steward the Patterdale Hotel for more than 25 years, investing significantly in refurbishments and upgrades.
“The hotel enjoys a loyal customer base and a reputation for warm hospitality. We believe the next owner will have excellent potential to build on this solid foundation and capitalise on the hotel’s unique setting.”
Julian Troup, head of Colliers Hotels Agency team, added: “The Patterdale Hotel is a standout opportunity in a spectacular location within a prime part of the Lake District.
“Its enviable location, extensive accommodation, and solid trading performance make it a highly attractive proposition. The hotel’s historic character combined with modern facilities creates a platform for continued growth and enhancement under new ownership.”
