The Brambletye Hotel in Forest Row in East Sussex has been put up for sale off a guide price of £1.5m.
The property offers 19 ensuite guest bedrooms, a public bar and restaurant, along with on-site car parking and a terrace for outside drinking and dining.
The Brambletye Hotel also offers private dining and three function/conference rooms.
It also benefits from its close proximity to Ashdown Forest, an ancient and enchanting woodland that inspired A. A. Milne’s classic book Winnie-the-Pooh.
Other nearby areas of interest that attract significant levels of visitors include Heaver Castle and Weir Wood Reservoir.
Simon Jackaman – director in Christie and Co’s Hotel South who is handling the sale, said: “The Brambletye Hotel offers a unique opportunity with genuine potential to develop a food and bar operation within this beautiful part of East Sussex, with London only 35 miles away.
“This is a high-density area with genuine scope to further enhance all trading opportunities and would suit an independent owner or multiple site operator looking to upscale their room offering. The village has a resident population of around 5,000 with surrounding villages, countryside and some of the prettiest villages in the area drawing trade from a wide catchment area. ”