Rosehill House Hotel, Rosehill Avenue, Burnley

Rosehill House Hotel is a Grade II listed, detached property arranged over basement, ground and two upper floors. The property was originally constructed as a house in 1856 and was converted into a hotel in 1963. The property has transformed over the years and comprises a snooker room, restaurant, bar, Victorian conservatory, Gin bar, private dining and conference space, wedding facilities, and 30 individually designed en-suite bedrooms. Additionally, there is garden space for outdoor weddings and car parking. The Hotel is no longer trading and is available on a vacant possession basis.

Rosehill House Hotel is situated half a mile south of Burnley town centre. The property is in an ideal location in close proximity to the Trough of Bowland, Ribble Valley and Bronte Country along with Pendle Hill, Clitheroe Castle, Burnley Football Club (0.5 miles) Townley Gardens and Museum( 0.5 miles) and Townley Golf Club (0.5 miles) which are popular tourist attractions. Scott Park is located 150 metres from the hotel, set in 10 acres of landscaped gardens and offers tennis courts and woodland walks. The hotel is easily accessible from junction 9 on the M65 East, junction 10 on the M65 West, Junction 18 on M62 onto the M66 Burnley and junction 29 on the M6 joining to the M65 East. Burnley Manchester Road train station is situated just 595 metres from the hotel and can be reached on a direct service from Manchester Victoria station and Leeds. Airports in close proximity include Leeds Bradford International Airport, Manchester Airport and Liverpool John Lennon Airport.