Located in open-access area of moorland set in a world heritage site
Unique wedding venue and hotel with far-reaching views
Bar & restaurant (50), Function room (60)
Nine en suite letting bedrooms
Seven wooden camping pods
Two letting chalets
Three-bedroom owners accommodation
Ample grounds and parking on over-two-acre plot
Net sales are approximately £675,000
- Asking Price:
- £1,100,000
- Turnover:
- Not applicable
- Net Profit:
- Not applicable
Property Information
- Property:
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Freehold
- Living Accommodation:
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FIRST FLOOR
OPEN-PLAN FUNCTION ROOM with wood effect floor, corner bar servery and bench seating for around 60. As the building is on a hill, there is also external access from the driveway. This room is licensed for weddings.There is a BEER CELLAR for the function room located within a large storeroom. There is a ground floor beer cellar for the main bar.
LETTING ACCOMMODATION
GROUND FLOOR
GARDEN ROOM having external access only. Comprises double bedroom with en suite shower and cloakroom. Benefits from its own private garden area.FIRST FLOOR
BEDROOM 1, double with en suite shower room
BEDROOM 2, double with en suite shower room
BEDROOM 3, twin with en suite shower room
BEDROOM 4, double with en suite shower room
BEDROOM 5, family room with a king size bed and en suite shower room. This room has a separate area with bunkbeds.
BEDROOM 6, family room with a double bed, bunk beds and en suite shower room
BEDROOM 7, triple room with king size bed, a single bed and en suite bathroom
BEDROOM 9, family room with a double bed, two day beds and an en suite shower roomAll rooms have tea and coffee making facilities, positive input ventilation, flat screen televisions and wardrobes.
OWNERS ACCOMMODATION
Located on the first floor, comprising: TWO DOUBLE BEDROOMS. BATHROOM. ONE DOUBLE BEDROOM EN SUITE. (Agent’s notes - the double bedroom en suite could easily be separated from the rest of the accommodation to provide an additional en suite letting bedroom).EXTERNAL
Large open access grounds with wildlife roaming freely throughout. There is a front decking area with bench seating for 60 under a stretched marquee. An area known to our clients as The Pinnacle is situated at the edge of the front decking. This spot is licensed for outdoor wedding ceremonies and has far-reaching views towards Dartmoor, Plymouth and the Taymar Valley. There is also a large, lowered front lawn with bench seating as well as a waterfall feature. The site has spacious and ample car parking.CHALETS
Two chalets to sleep six, each having electric heaters, tea and coffee making facilities, flatscreen TVs and private decking areas with views over Dartmoor. A toilet block with two water closets is located nearby and serves these chalets.
CAMPING PODS
Nestled in a wooded area of the plot are seven camping pods, all with double and single beds, electric heaters and tea and coffee making facilities. There is a camping block for the seven lodges which comprises ladies’ and gentlemen’s changing areas with three showers and toilets for each. Outside water point and sink. Wooden hut with pizza oven and a sheltered seating area with a log store, bin store and a barbecue area.
- Location:
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The Wheal Tor Hotel is located on land with open access to the outskirts of Bodmin Moor, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty within the county of Cornwall. The hotel is nestled between the villages of Pensilva and Minions. Minions is surrounded by open moorland peppered with the remains of Cornwall’s industrial and historic past. The village is one of Cornwall’s most incredible landscapes for inland walking and is the county’s highest village. Minions has a long history of copper and tin mining, and the recently restored Engine House can be seen nearby.
The Wheal Tor Hotel lies on Caradon Hill, the summit of which is 371 meters above sea level on the south-eastern edge of the moor, which was famous for its copper mines. Many walkers exploring the area visit the Cheesewring, which is located on top of Stowe’s Hill. This geological masterpiece was created over millions of years of erosion.
The Wheal Tor Hotel is situated approximately 4 miles north-east of the town of Liskeard. The town has a population of approximately 10,000 residents. Many tourists visit Bodmin Moor to explore its open-air landscape and its many lakes, reservoirs, and waterfalls. Some visitors explore the Cornish coastline, which is not too far away.The Wheal Tor Hotel occupies a two-story detached property with a rear extension comprising the letting rooms. The whole property is under a pitched tile roof. It lies on a plot of just under 2.5 acres.