The Mulberry Inn, Llwynmawr, Llangollen, Wrexham, LL20 7BB

An outstanding and attractive 'turnkey' hotel, voted No. 1 on TripAdvisor within the area.

The property comprises; 18 rooms with lapsed planning consent for an additional five or six rooms, bar and restaurant, lawned gardens and decking area, and parking for approximately 20 vehicles.

The hotel occupies a scenic and semi-rural location at the end of the village of Llwynmawr within the picturesque Ceiriog Valley, offering stunning views.

Situated off the B4500, the property is six miles west of the A5 at Chirk, three miles south of Llangollen and, 10 miles south west of Wrexham.

• Restaurant: 60 covers
• Private dining room: 20 covers
• Bar & resident's lounge: 50+ covers

Ancillary areas include: reception area, offices, catering kitchen with large storage areas, fridge freezers, laundry room and beer cellar (basement).

All fixtures and fittings are to be included within the sale however, any items that are owned by a third party or personal to our clients will be exempt.

All 18 bedrooms are contemporarily furnished and decorated, configured as follows:

Ground floor:
• One king sized room

First floor:
• Five zip & link rooms
• Three deluxe rooms
• Four king sized
• Four doubles
• One single room

Set within approximately 0.6031 acres, the hotel offers lawned gardens, decking area and parking for approximately 20 vehicles.

Situated to the ground floor, there is a studio room with kitchen and bathroom for staff and, owners accommodation comprising; living room, bedroom and bathroom.

The owner's accommodation can be easily increased for a new owner, by either reducing the letting accommodation, or utilising accommodation within the extension as described in the planning permission.

The business has an excellent reputation with overseas visitors and during the season receives a high number of bookings from European and Australian holiday groups. We have been advised that bookings for the remainder of 2022, and into 2023 are very strong.


The bar and restaurant is popular with locals especially on a weekend. There is potential to increase revenue by offering a lunch time menu, or by adding rooms as detailed in the current planning permission.

Our client operates the business with a complement of 11 full-time and 11 part-time staff.

We are advised that the net turnover for the last five years is as follows. Accounting information will be made available to seriously interested parties.

We have been advised that there is lapsed planning permission for an extension, overlooking the valley, for four guest rooms and owner's apartment, or alternatively six guest rooms.

The Rateable Value is £26,000 with effect from April 2017. Confirmation of actual business rates payable should be obtained from the local authority.

Premises licence.