- For Sale
- Guide price 15,000,000 GBP
- Bedroom: 25
- Bathroom: 25
The private island setting is virtually unique in the UK and the hotel, which has been fully restored, is one of the finest examples of working Art Deco architecture in Europe.
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A spectacular iconic landmark island freehold hotel set within 21 acres•
Located within 250 metres of the mainland•
25 en suite guest bedrooms & suitesTotal sales YE 2023 in excess of £6m•
Comprehensive refurbishment programme since 2018•
Planning approval for an additional 12 guest bedrooms & suites and 13 staff bedrooms• Mermaid Pool - a naturally enclosed body of seawater that provides guests with a unique swimming experience• Ballroom Restaurant (64), Nettlefold Restaurant (72), Palm Court bar and lounge (42) and The Pilchard Inn (35 internal and 114 external)•
Billiards Room, sauna and treatment room•
Two-storey staff house with nine bedrooms and on-site staff offices•
Car park on mainland with 18 spaces•
Helipad
Burgh Island is a natural micro-environment, with wildlife to observe and cliff walks around the circumference. The sandy tidal beach on the eastern (mainland-facing) side is washed by the tide twice daily and so is always clean. Protected in the lee of the western slope, the hotel and The Pilchard Inn naturally face the mainland and the concourse of the tides.The nearest train stations are Plymouth, Ivybridge and Totnes which have direct trains to London Paddington (approximately 3 hours), Birmingham, Bristol and Taunton. The A38 is 11 miles from Bigbury-on-Sea and is the connecting route from Exeter (M5) in the East through to Plymouth, Truro and Land's End in the West.There are ferry services from Plymouth to France and Spain. Newquay International Airport is 64 miles west of Burgh Island and Exeter International Airport is 45 miles northeast of Burgh Island. Both have good domestic and international flights to leisure and city destinations in the UK and Europe.The coastal area on the mainland is designated as the South Devon Heritage Coast. This covers 337 kilometres of coastline, including the South West Coastal Path which runs directly opposite the island, on the mainland. The immediate mainland area is designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB).
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A spectacular iconic landmark island freehold hotel set within 21 acres•
Located within 250 metres of the mainland•
25 en suite guest bedrooms & suitesTotal sales YE 2023 in excess of £6m•
Comprehensive refurbishment programme since 2018•
Planning approval for an additional 12 guest bedrooms & suites and 13 staff bedrooms• Mermaid Pool - a naturally enclosed body of seawater that provides guests with a unique swimming experience• Ballroom Restaurant (64), Nettlefold Restaurant (72), Palm Court bar and lounge (42) and The Pilchard Inn (35 internal and 114 external)•
Billiards Room, sauna and treatment room•
Two-storey staff house with nine bedrooms and on-site staff offices•
Car park on mainland with 18 spaces•
Helipad
Burgh Island is a natural micro-environment, with wildlife to observe and cliff walks around the circumference. The sandy tidal beach on the eastern (mainland-facing) side is washed by the tide twice daily and so is always clean. Protected in the lee of the western slope, the hotel and The Pilchard Inn naturally face the mainland and the concourse of the tides.The nearest train stations are Plymouth, Ivybridge and Totnes which have direct trains to London Paddington (approximately 3 hours), Birmingham, Bristol and Taunton. The A38 is 11 miles from Bigbury-on-Sea and is the connecting route from Exeter (M5) in the East through to Plymouth, Truro and Land's End in the West.There are ferry services from Plymouth to France and Spain. Newquay International Airport is 64 miles west of Burgh Island and Exeter International Airport is 45 miles northeast of Burgh Island. Both have good domestic and international flights to leisure and city destinations in the UK and Europe.The coastal area on the mainland is designated as the South Devon Heritage Coast. This covers 337 kilometres of coastline, including the South West Coastal Path which runs directly opposite the island, on the mainland. The immediate mainland area is designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB).
