Knighton Hotel, Broad Street, Knighton, LD7 1BL

In need of refurbishment in areas, the hotel is a striking building constructed mostly of stone attached to a former Tudor coaching inn. The Knighton Hotel retains original features with double-height ceilings, galleried landing, impressive staircase, timber beams and stone walls.

Arranged over four floors, it offers 18 guest rooms across a range of types including standard, superior, deluxe, suites, family rooms, and a self catering two-bedroom apartment with kitchen. The public areas are mostly on the ground floor and include a dining room, café area and public bar. The kitchen is vast and in the basement along with a number of further ancillary rooms. A spacious and historic banqueting facility is present which has been restored in recent months which we believe was formally the town hall.

Externally, there is parking for six to eight vehicles at the hotel, but does adjoin a larger, town centre pay & display car park.

The Knighton Hotel is centrally located on Broad Street in a historic border town with excellent walking access, convenient transport links, and cultural sites, all within a short distance on foot.

A historic market town on the border, Knighton is known as the “Town on Offa’s Dyke,” straddling the England/Wales border and lying along the River Teme. The hotel is just a few minutes’ walk from the starting points of both the Offa’s Dyke Path and Glynd r’s Way which is ideal for walkers and outdoor enthusiasts. You’re just steps from the Offa’s Dyke Centre on West Street, plus local attractions like the Spaceguard Observatory and Knighton Museum are within easy reach.

Knighton Railway Station is around a 10-minute walk away on the scenic, 'Heart of Wales' line. The local bus station is only five minutes on foot. Knighton sits at the junction of the A4113 and A488 roads, approximately midway between Shrewsbury and Hereford, making it easily accessible by car. Further towns and cities within easy reach include:

• Presteigne – 15 mins: A charming Welsh border town with galleries, festivals, and riverside walks
• Llandrindod Wells – 30 mins: Victorian spa town with a lake, shops, and the National Cycle Museum
• Leominster (Herefordshire) – 40 mins: Historic market town with antique shops and Priory Church
• Rhayader – 45 mins: Gateway to the Elan Valley Lakes
• Hereford – 1 hr 10 mins: Cathedral city with good shops, restaurants, and the Mappa Mundi
• Shrewsbury – 1 hr 15 mins: Historic town with shops and culture
• Ludlow – 45 mins: Stunning medieval town known for food festivals and a castle
• Aberystwyth – 1 hr 45 mins: Coastal university town with beaches and the Vale of Rheidol Railway
• Brecon – 1 hr 30 mins: Market town near the Brecon Beacons National Park

Internally, the hotel is vast. Spread across four floors it offers a plethora of event and function spaces and all could be utilised in different ways which include:

- Coffee shop & lounge area: Former coffee shop with adjoining lounge area. High ceilings with sash windows providing a light and bright room. This room has also been used as a dining room in the past
- Guest Lounge: A cosy, informal space with period features such as wooden beams, exposed stonework, and vintage décor
- Dining room: A communal dining space for breakfast or informal group meals
- Boardroom: Available for meetings or workshops
- Conference room: Seats up to 20 guests for small events or corporate retreats
- Event banqueting hall – Can be arranged for private dinners, banquets, or celebrations

In addition to the above, the are male and female cloakrooms along with a sizeable lower ground floor which originally housed the kitchens. A number of other rooms are present on the lower ground floor and are mostly used for storage, however one spacious room is being utilised as a spa with jacuzzi hot tub along with sauna and steam room. Two further ensuite bedrooms, currently not being used, are also on the lower ground floor. Furthermore, a two-bedroom apartment with kitchen and living area in need of some refurbishment is also a welcome addition as owner's or manager's accommodation.

Trade fixtures and fittings are included within the freehold sale, those items that are personal to the current owner may be excluded. Please contact the selling agent for further clarity.

In total, the hotel offers 18 individually styled ensuite rooms across the lower ground, first, second and third floors, as well as a two-bedroom apartment with a private kitchen on the second floor. Each room is designed with comfort and practicality in mind. The room types include:

• Standard Rooms – Ideal for solo travellers or couples
• Superior & Deluxe Rooms – Larger spaces, some with jacuzzi baths or balconies
• Suites – Premium rooms with extra space, seating areas, and enhanced bathrooms
• Family Rooms – Accommodate up to four people with flexibility for parents and children
• Self-Catering Apartment – Features its own kitchen, lounge, and two bedrooms — perfect for longer stays

All rooms offer:
• Ensuite bathroom (some with whirlpool/jacuzzi tubs)
• Flatscreen TV
• Complimentary Wi-Fi
• Tea and coffee-making facilities
• Hairdryer, desk, and wardrobe
• Linen and towels provided
• Some rooms have garden or woodland views

Externally, there is parking for six to eight vehicles to the rear along with a terrace for outdoor dining and drinking.

There is a two-bedroom apartment which could be used as owner's accommodation. This apartment is in need of some refurbishment.

This is an exciting opportunity to take the reins of this grand town centre hotel. The hotel offers a new owner a relatively blank canvas. Having operated for many years as a successful hotel, it already offers rooms, communal spaces, function facilities, and a bar/restaurant. Other uses include apartments, both short hold rentals and holiday rentals, mixed-use commercial or even residential subject to the relevant consents. It does require some extensive refurbishment, but gives a new owner the opportunity to put their own stamp on the property.

Please contact the selling agent.

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