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10 beds
7,748 sq ft / 720 sq m
Features and description
- 10 bedrooms
- Stunning setting
- Commercial Kitchen
- Lounge/bar area
- Dining area which can be extended
- Extensive grounds with outbuildings
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A unique opportunity to own and run a luxury hotel in the setting of the Radnorshire Hills. With access to Knighton, Ludlow and walking routes.
Property Details
Milebrook House presents a unique opportunity to own and run a country house hotel. An extension to the existing property was undertaken in 1996 which has resulted in ten bedrooms which could be used as guest accommodation, all of which having en-suite bathrooms and all well presented. The luxurious feel is reflected throughout the property.
The main entrance is through a porch way into an impressive Reception Hall. The two doors immediately to your left, as you enter, lead into the two main reception rooms. These both feature traditional fireplaces and boast views of the surrounding countryside and outside spaces. The parquet flooring is of particular note. They could be returned to being relaxing, social spaces for guests but could also be adapted to offer, for example, a private dining experience. One of many ways the hotel could be adapted to offer new business opportunities.
Further down the hallway, you will find two of the ten bedrooms which are both wheelchair accessible. A key-code access door from this part of the hall leads outside. There is also a staircase leading to two more bedrooms which can only be accessed from these stairs. These two rooms could be marketed for families or four sets of travelling companions who wish for that bit more privacy during their stay. With the separate entrance on the ground floor, this wing could be rented as out as a whole.
To the right of the Reception Hall, you will find a door to an office with the entrance to the Lounge Bar opposite. A door in the corner of the bar leads through to the first of two dining areas. The second of which is accessed through a set of imposing double doors from the first and features French doors which open onto the garden terrace, suitable for al fresco dining. The double doors between the dining rooms can be folded back to create one open space - ideal for functions. These two areas make up the Restaurant which is serviced by the adjacent commercial kitchen.
The ground floor also has access to the two separate cellars. There is also a wine store/cellar area accessed from the secondary dining room.
The six, principal first floor bedrooms are accessed via a timber staircase from the inner hall. This hall also provides direct access to both areas of the restaurant and to the kitchen. The majority of these six bedroom have south facing views and all have en-suite bathrooms.
Stairs from the landing on this floor lead up to, what could be used as extra accommodation, featuring two bedrooms, a bathroom and kitchenette. Being self-contained, this would make a perfect retreat away from guests.
There are a number of ways to access the outside space where you will find wrap-around gardens, well maintained and mostly laid to lawn. There is also an area of formal gardens with seating areas, a productive vegetable garden and a small woodland area. The outside space amounts to some 2.5 acres, comprising a mixture gardens and woodland.
All of the outside areas benefit from the spectacular views of the surrounding countryside in this lovely part of the world. The history of the building is interesting and varied having been originally built in 1760 and later extended.
Milebrook House has been loved by many guests over the years and is now ready for its next chapter. We would love to show you around for you to be able to fully appreciate and viewing is, naturally, highly recommended. We look forward to sharing all that Milebrook House has to offer you.
It should be noted that the local authority (Powys Council), in accordance with its prevailing Local Development Plan, has been clear that it will not support a change of use (C1 – Hotel) to another use class. Prospective buyers should only consider Milebrook House, therefore, if they are prepared to inveset in re-opening it as a fully functioning hotel.
Video Viewings:
If proceeding without a physical viewing please note that you must make all necessary additional investigations to satisfy yourself that all requirements you have of the property will be met. Video content and other marketing materials shown are believed to fairly represent the property at the time they were created.
Property Details
Milebrook House presents a unique opportunity to own and run a country house hotel. An extension to the existing property was undertaken in 1996 which has resulted in ten bedrooms which could be used as guest accommodation, all of which having en-suite bathrooms and all well presented. The luxurious feel is reflected throughout the property.
The main entrance is through a porch way into an impressive Reception Hall. The two doors immediately to your left, as you enter, lead into the two main reception rooms. These both feature traditional fireplaces and boast views of the surrounding countryside and outside spaces. The parquet flooring is of particular note. They could be returned to being relaxing, social spaces for guests but could also be adapted to offer, for example, a private dining experience. One of many ways the hotel could be adapted to offer new business opportunities.
Further down the hallway, you will find two of the ten bedrooms which are both wheelchair accessible. A key-code access door from this part of the hall leads outside. There is also a staircase leading to two more bedrooms which can only be accessed from these stairs. These two rooms could be marketed for families or four sets of travelling companions who wish for that bit more privacy during their stay. With the separate entrance on the ground floor, this wing could be rented as out as a whole.
To the right of the Reception Hall, you will find a door to an office with the entrance to the Lounge Bar opposite. A door in the corner of the bar leads through to the first of two dining areas. The second of which is accessed through a set of imposing double doors from the first and features French doors which open onto the garden terrace, suitable for al fresco dining. The double doors between the dining rooms can be folded back to create one open space - ideal for functions. These two areas make up the Restaurant which is serviced by the adjacent commercial kitchen.
The ground floor also has access to the two separate cellars. There is also a wine store/cellar area accessed from the secondary dining room.
The six, principal first floor bedrooms are accessed via a timber staircase from the inner hall. This hall also provides direct access to both areas of the restaurant and to the kitchen. The majority of these six bedroom have south facing views and all have en-suite bathrooms.
Stairs from the landing on this floor lead up to, what could be used as extra accommodation, featuring two bedrooms, a bathroom and kitchenette. Being self-contained, this would make a perfect retreat away from guests.
There are a number of ways to access the outside space where you will find wrap-around gardens, well maintained and mostly laid to lawn. There is also an area of formal gardens with seating areas, a productive vegetable garden and a small woodland area. The outside space amounts to some 2.5 acres, comprising a mixture gardens and woodland.
All of the outside areas benefit from the spectacular views of the surrounding countryside in this lovely part of the world. The history of the building is interesting and varied having been originally built in 1760 and later extended.
Milebrook House has been loved by many guests over the years and is now ready for its next chapter. We would love to show you around for you to be able to fully appreciate and viewing is, naturally, highly recommended. We look forward to sharing all that Milebrook House has to offer you.
It should be noted that the local authority (Powys Council), in accordance with its prevailing Local Development Plan, has been clear that it will not support a change of use (C1 – Hotel) to another use class. Prospective buyers should only consider Milebrook House, therefore, if they are prepared to inveset in re-opening it as a fully functioning hotel.
Video Viewings:
If proceeding without a physical viewing please note that you must make all necessary additional investigations to satisfy yourself that all requirements you have of the property will be met. Video content and other marketing materials shown are believed to fairly represent the property at the time they were created.
About this agent
Chancellors’s estate and lettings agents in Kington is easily found on the high street, right in the centre of this thriving market town. With knowledgeable local staff on hand seven days a week, it’s the perfect destination for buyers and sellers wanting to ask about house prices in Kington. Letters and tenants can find out more about rental values in the area. The wide range of sales and letting services available at our Kington branch include free, no-obligation market appraisals, an extensive portfolio of residential and commercial properties, land and new homes, property management support, and expert investment and market advice. Locations covered We cover a wide area taking in Kington, Presteigne and Knighton and the surrounding villages including Eardisley, Lyonshall, Almeley, Weobley, New Radnor, Norton, Whitton, Gladestry, Old Radnor and Walton to name a few. By working closely with our neighbouring branches in Hereford, Leominster and Hay-on-Wye, we offer our clients access to more prospective buyers ensuring we can achieve the maximum price for your property within the timescale that suits you.