A seafront hotel with 26 bedrooms and a restaurant has hit the market with a guide price of £1.25m.
The freehold of The Kensington Hotel in Great Yarmouth is for sale through leisure property specialists Fleurets.
The business is located along North Drive and it is a short walk away from the Golden Mile and Britannia Pier.
It is a spacious three/four-storey detached hotel and it overlooks The Venetian Waterways.
There are 26 ensuite rooms, with standard, superior, family and sea view options.
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There are also two fully self-contained private apartments, one two-bed and the other three-bed, and a manager's flat.
The property boasts a sea-view restaurant with 60 covers and an outdoor seating area at the front of the property.
The car park at the site has space for up to 16 vehicles.
Mark Phillips, senior associate at Fleurets, said: "The Kensington Hotel is a family-run business situated in a prominent position overlooking the Victorian gardens and sandy beach.
"The business has been run by the current owners since 2004 and is now being offered for sale due to retirement.
"Open all year, and benefiting from both commercial and leisure trade, this opportunity would ideally suit an existing operator who is looking to expand their portfolio.”
Maria Grimmer, whose family own The Kensington Hotel, said: "The Kensington occupies a most enviable setting on the seafront.
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"It attracts not only local business and visitors but also provides high quality on-site residential accommodation for any new owner although it could provide additional letting accommodation.
"Its superb seafront location is part of its unique appeal.”
Viewing is by appointment only through Fleurets East Office.
For further information or to arrange a viewing, contact Fleurets at 01223 402600 or email east@fleurets.com.
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