This historic unlisted 16th-century public house and bed & breakfast, set on approximately 2 acres along the Atlantic Highway near the Devon and Cornwall border, represents a rare opportunity for redevelopment (subject to planning permission). With 9 en-suite bedrooms alongside ample dining and leisure spaces including a main bar, lounge, restaurant, and function room, the property is currently operated as a successful hospitality venue. There is significant potential to repurpose this extensive site into multiple residential units or holiday accommodations, offering an exciting investment prospect.
Located in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty near Hartland Peninsula, the property benefits from surrounding scenic countryside and proximity to key amenities in Hartland village, just 4 miles away. The premises also contain outdoor spaces utilized for dining and recreational activities along with two paddocks that are currently set up for caravan camping but could easily transition to equestrian use.
Additional opportunities include expanding the existing business model or transforming the property into a boutique hotel or Air B&B (pending necessary approvals). Furthermore, there’s an option for acquiring a separate three-bedroom owners' apartment with picturesque views and shared access to gym facilities.
Utilities such as mains electricity and water are connected alongside private drainage and gas central heating. Ultrafast broadband is available ensuring connectivity for both personal use and business operations.
