Substantial and Characterful Country Hotel Set in Approx. 4 Acres, Brendon, Devon

• FH Price: £935,000 Guide Price
A rare and exciting opportunity to acquire a historic and beautifully maintained 16th Century Country Hotel & Inn, set in the heart of North Devon’s breathtaking countryside, yet within easy reach of the charming twin coastal villages of Lynton and Lynmouth. This is not a public house in the traditional sense, but a dedicated hotel and hospitality business—a crucial distinction that reflects both the appeal and long-term investment potential of the business.

Lovingly operated by the same family since 2006, The Staghunters Inn & Country Hotel is an atmospheric and welcoming retreat. With 14 letting bedrooms, private flats, a chapel function room, and extensive gardens, it provides a peaceful escape for guests while offering substantial opportunities for an ambitious new owner.

The Staghunters Inn & Country Hotel is an authentic period property of considerable charm, offering a classic blend of historical architecture, warm interiors, and a spectacular rural location near Exmoor National Park. The inn has grown a loyal customer base and consistent year-round trade, bolstered by the booming popularity of outdoor leisure activities in the region—including walking, cycling, fishing, riding, and shooting.
Despite its secluded feel, the hotel remains highly accessible and is well-placed to capture both staycation and tourism markets, especially as rural escapes continue to outperform traditional urban holiday options.

Location
Set within the quiet hamlet of Brendon, just outside Lynton and Lynmouth, The Staghunters is surrounded by Exmoor National Park—a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty renowned for its rugged cliffs, deep river valleys, ancient woodland, and open moorland. This dramatic landscape draws a wide range of visitors all year round.

Lynmouth and Lynton, often referred to as "Little Switzerland", offer charming, independent shops, tea rooms, and attractions including the cliff railway, Valley of Rocks, and the Southwest Coast Path. Slightly further afield, Barnstaple and Ilfracombe provide expanded commercial amenities, while North Devon’s beaches, such as Woolacombe, Lee Bay, and Woody Bay, are easily reached within 30–40 minutes.

The hotel’s location is perfectly positioned to benefit from tourism across North Devon, particularly amongst those drawn to nature, heritage, and active travel.