The Courthouse hotel in Knutsford hits the market
The grade II listed hotel is arranged over three floors and comprises nine individual bedrooms, a bar and restaurant with private dining options and two meeting rooms
The freehold of The Courthouse in Knutsford, East Cheshire, is currently being marketed for an undisclosed sum.
The grade II listed hotel is arranged over three floors and comprises nine individual bedrooms, a bar and restaurant with private dining options and two meeting rooms which can be converted into double bedrooms.
The wedding venue offers The Banquet Hall with a private bar for 300 people and can be used for other events such as christenings, wakes, family gatherings or corporate dinners.
The property benefits from 30 parking spaces, and planning permission for a further 42 bedrooms and construction of a rooftop bar.
The surrounding Cheshire Countryside offers rural landscapes including the Cheshire Plain and the Peak District National Park which offers a wide range of outdoor activities and water sports.
There are also numerous attractions, including historic landmarks like Chatsworth House and Haddon Hall, as well as charming villages like Castleton and Bakewell.
The site has excellent connectivity through the M6 and the wider motorway as well as Knutsford Train Station which provides services to Chester, Manchester Piccadilly and London Euston.
Tom Cunningham, UK regional director, hotel capital markets, Savills Manchester, said: “The Courthouse is a historic 19th century property situated in an ideal location near the Peak District National Park which attracts over 13.25 million visitors each year. With current planning permissions to further enhance its offering, we expect a good amount of interest moving forward.”
