16C Hotel & Country Inn set in Extensive Grounds, Brendon, Devon

• FH Price: £950,000 Guide Price
The Staghunters Inn & Country Hotel is idyllically set in Brendon, on the edge of Exmoor, which is the perfect setting to explore the outstanding natural beauty of the magnificent North Devon Coast including Lynton & Lynmouth. The property has been in the same ownership since 2006 and is on the market for the first time since – a wonderful property, full of character with many period features that has benefitted from investment over the years. The property briefly comprises extensive ground floor areas including lounge, bar, snug, old chapel, dining room, 14 letting bedrooms, 3-bedroom flat, 2-bedroom flat, 4 staff bedrooms. Externally the Staghunters is set in approximately 4 acres, utilises two car parks, a laid to lawn rear garden (largely residents) and a front facing terrace beer garden sat idyllically above the East Lyn River.

Location
The business is perfectly positioned to explore the local area including Exmoor National Park, which is renowned for its outdoor pursuits, wildlife, moors and pastureland, not forgetting the wonderful spectacular cliffs along the coastline.
Lynmouth, is twinned with the village of Lynton, which has its own charm bringing visitors back year after year, Lynmouth offers a good range of amenities with complimentary traders whilst the larger town of Ilfracombe and the regional North Devon Capital Barnstaple offer an even wider range of amenities.
The local area offers excellent walks, riding, shooting (general outdoor pursuits) and more diverse social locations including beaches such as Lee & woody Bay to the well-known Woolacombe which is just over 30 minutes’ drive away. There is just so much to do in North Devon and the popularity of the area is rising at an incredible rate.

The property represents an exceptional opportunity to acquire a traditional, well-maintained 16th Century Inn & Country Hotel, in one of the finest locations in Devon. Prospective interested parties should note that whilst the property has been sensitively maintained, many period features remain including exposed walls, open fire places, wood beams and dark wooden furniture.