Beautifully presented self-check-in guest house. Self-contained modern owners accommodation. Desirable market town setting. Substantial stone-built freehold property. Scope to develop what is already in place. The property includes a retail unit on the ground floor.
FREEHOLD Guide price: £325,000.
Haltwhistle is a popular and thriving town situated between Carlisle and Newcastle. The surrounding historic and glorious countryside offers unrivalled opportunities for walking, cycling, fishing, climbing, and other outdoor pursuits, with access to the Pennine Way, Hadrian’s Cycleway, and more. The world-famous Roman sites of Housesteads and Vindolanda are just a few minutes away, as is the fantastic discovery centre, The Sill.
The Northumberland Coast, Kielder Water, the Lake District, the North Pennines AONB, the Scottish Borders, Dumfries & Galloway, and the city of Newcastle are all within easy day-trip distance.
Haltwhistle caters for everyday needs with supermarkets and a fine range of shops, public houses, tea shops, and restaurants. The surrounding area offers golf courses and sports clubs, and Hexham Abbey and the racecourse are within easy reach.
For commuters, the A69 and the B6318 provide excellent access to Newcastle to the east and Carlisle to the west, as well as onward access to the A1 and M6.
Our clients purchased this property in 2014 and since then have completely overhauled the subject matter, resulting in a beautifully presented boutique guest house that opened in 2017.
There are currently 5 en-suite rooms available, with scope to add another 2 rooms on the upper floor and potentially utilise the stunning owner's accommodation on the ground floor should a new owner wish to do so.
The current owners previously offered a Post Office and retail offering from the premises, There is scope to reintroduce this side of the business should someone wish to do so or look at developing this part of the property into further letting rooms/dining area.
Access to the retail unit is made directly off Main Street in the town, There is further retail space located towards the rear, with good-sized office and storage facilities in behind.
Income is derived from the guest house business and Belford House as a property offers a wide range of potential development ideas or as it is, would offer a nice income to a hands-on couple looking to operate a business in a stunning countryside location whilst having Newcastle accessible within a 45-minute drive.
