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Wales Online
2 days ago
- Wales Online
This four-bedroom rural farmhouse is stunning, but it also comes with so much more
Immersed within the glorious and majestic landscape of Eryri Snowdonia National Park, and at the end of a winding private road you find an absolute gem of a property offering an escape to the country that is unique. Bryn Y Gwin farmhouse is a pretty four-bedroom home nestled within a beautiful site of an impressive 64 acres, with far reaching views over the Aarran mountain range. Within this substantial slice of surely one of Wales' most famous areas you will find a wealth of nature - foliage, trees, small mammals, insects, bats and birds - and a whole lot more. This rural retreat can wrap you in an idyllic atmosphere, offering a tranquil sanctuary that feels far from everywhere but is actually only a few miles from the popular tourist village of Dolgellau and about 30 miles from the famous mountain peak of Yr Wyddfa Snowdon too. For more property stories sent to your inbox twice a week sign up to the property newsletter here READ MORE: Stunning designer home with incredible sea views and a brilliant surprise in the garden Bryn Y Gwin combines a character-packed, four-bedroom farmhouse with a thriving business that can support a new owner as well as provide such an idyllic lifestyle. The grounds are the first massive selling point to guests, and sprawling enough to be an escape into the countryside for the owners too. There's an acre lake teeming with multiple varieties of fish and a bluebell woodland that covers about 39 acres of the land, including meandering footpaths past a sparkling stream that wanders under three traditional stone bridges - sounds picture perfect. But the site can support a new owner as well as offer a wonderful place to call home - including a 25 touring caravan pitches, five pitches benefit from 12 months holiday use, with recently built, well-appointed and toilet and shower facilities. There's a 1.5 acre camping site, two holiday let apartments, one charming old waterwheel building with services, packed with potential if planning allows more changes, plus an impressive 148sqm stone clad and slate roofed gallery studio that was completed in 2020. Purchased in 2010, the present owners have enjoyed developing and being the custodians of the 64 acre site and all extra aspects of land and property that makes up Bryn Y Gwin Farm that the selling agent describes as now one of the most prestigious and envied estates in the area. They go on to day 'the site allows for a future owner to adapt their own ideas and business envisions to the property and land. There is plenty of scope to further develop the caravan site or to push the fishing lake to reach keen anglers. After having lived their ideal lifestyle and built their successful business over the past 15 years. The sellers are now keen to relocate to New Zealand'. Bryn Y Gwin is for sale for offers in excess of £2,750,000 with Christie & Co, Retail, call 07764 241302 to find out more. For more property stories and home content join our Amazing Welsh Homes Facebook group here.
Yahoo
3 days ago
- Business
- Yahoo
Historic Lake District hotel for sale as owners look to retire
A historic hotel in the village of Stainton, near Penrith, has been put up for sale. The 18th century Brantwood Country Hotel, is on the market for an asking price of £900,000, as the owners look to retire. Richard and Niki Langley, the current owners, bought the hotel in 2007. The hotel offers seven guest bedrooms in addition to a public bar and restaurant, known for serving a traditional menu. The restaurant also offers a private dining room for up to 20 people, and the sale also includes a two-bedroom owners' or managers' cottage adjacent to the hotel. Mr Langley said: "We knew from the moment we first walked through the door nearly 20 years ago that Brantwood was exactly what we were looking for in a business: great potential, that hosted visitors and locals, and offered food, drink and accommodation whilst being in one of the prettiest villages in the Lake District. "We have loved our time with Brantwood Hotel and being part of the local community. "As we are ready to retire, our final job is to make sure we find a new owner to take over the business with the same enthusiasm we have been able to offer over the years." Graham Wilkinson, Lake District-based hotel agent at Christie & Co, said: "It is a pleasure to be invited by Richard and Niki to find a new owner for the Brantwood Country Hotel. "The excellent reputation of this business reflects Richard and Niki's commitment to their guests and the community. "We will work hard to find a suitable new owner to take the business forward as Richard and Niki retire." The Brantwood Hotel is on the market with a freehold asking price of £900,000.
The Herald Scotland
28-04-2025
- Business
- The Herald Scotland
Family to sell landmark hotel in historic Scottish village
Graham + Sibbald is marketing the Tweeddale Arms Hotel in Gifford, East Lothian. The agent said the property is rich in history and has long served as a central fixture in the 'affluent' area. Offers in the region of £795,000 for the freehold interest are invited. Landmark Scottish city hotel building put up for sale The hotel is in the city centre. (Image: Google) A landmark hotel building in a Scottish city centre has been brought to the market. The investment opportunity is for a 97-room hotel across the ground and four upper floors. Knight Frank is marketing the freehold of the Travelodge building in Aberdeen, to which the operator is signed up as a tenant for 25 years. The asking price of offers over £7 million "reflects a net initial yield of 8.30% and a very attractive running yield of 9.79% in 2028". Restaurant that 'pays homage to father of Pop Art' for sale The restaurant is near the Meadows. (Image: Christie & Co) A restaurant and bar that "pays homage to the father of Pop Art" has been brought to the market. The premises are named after the Scottish artist sometimes referred to as the driving force of the movement, particularly in Britain. Christie & Co said: "The restaurant serves 120 covers and boasts a modern, artistic interior which pays homage to the father of Pop Art, Eduardo Paolozzi. "Each of the restaurant's three trading spaces is designed with its own distinct character, including bespoke furniture, industrial-inspired features, and artwork adorning the walls." The property is on the market with a freehold asking price of offers over £1.1 million. Hotel overlooking 'picturesque' harbour put up for sale The hotel looks across the harbour to the sea. (Image: Graham + Sibbald) A hotel and apartments overlooking a Scottish harbour have been brought to the market. The premises have "spectacular" views from the village that sits on a coastal tourist route. Graham + Sibbald is marketing the Harbour House Hotel and Anglesea Apartments in the Dumfries and Galloway region. Offers around £775,000 are invited.
South Wales Argus
25-04-2025
- Business
- South Wales Argus
Tenby's popular Dinosaur Park attraction up for sale
Christie & Co, the specialist leisure property adviser, has been instructed to market the themed visitor attraction The Dinosaur Park. The attraction, which was created and built in Tenby by the current owners in 1994, is on the market for the first time due to the owners' retirement. The Dinosaur Park, which is currently family-owned and operated, is made up of 36 rides and activities, with more than 90 dinosaurs. It also includes a woodland trail and a separate guided walking safari of the animatronic creatures. The park has been owned by the same family since its inception in 1994 (Image: Christie & Co) Other facilities include covered soft and hard play areas, a family fun activity house, a virtual reality activity, café and takeaway eateries, a covered eating area, a reception, and a gift shop. The park attracts more than 60,000 visitors annually, with 650 families holding season tickets. It is a popular choice for family breaks and days out, and also welcomes educational school trips to support lessons about dinosaurs on the National Curriculum. Gabriela Williams, business agent for leisure at Christie & Co, is managing the sale. She said: "The Dinosaur Park is an outstanding visitor attraction, and this is a unique opportunity to own a very profitable, turn-key leisure business. "Over the past 30 years, the owners have built, grown, and developed the park to the successful attraction it is today, and there is still further scope and potential for it to be expanded even further. "We expect the park to appeal to a national buyer audience and are welcoming enquiries from prospective purchasers." The new owner will have the option to either run the park as a lifestyle business or employ an onsite general manager to handle day-to-day operations. There is also the opportunity to purchase 120 acres of additional land surrounding the park, as well as a three-bedroom bungalow. The park offers scope for further expansion. The Dinosaur Park is on the market with a guide price of £4.5 million. The Dinosaur Park is located 2.5 miles from Tenby, a tourism hotspot and popular destination for family breaks and days out. For more information, visit the Christie & Co website.
Western Telegraph
24-04-2025
- Business
- Western Telegraph
Tenby's popular Dinosaur Park attraction remains up for sale
Christie & Co, the specialist leisure property adviser, has been marketing the themed visitor attraction The Dinosaur Park since the start of this year. The attraction, which was created and built in Tenby by the current owners in 1994, is on the market for the first time due to the owners' retirement. The Dinosaur Park, which is currently family-owned and operated, is made up of 36 rides and activities, with more than 90 dinosaurs. It also includes a woodland trail and a separate guided walking safari of the animatronic creatures. The park has been owned by the same family since its inception in 1994 (Image: Christie & Co) Other facilities include covered soft and hard play areas, a family fun activity house, a virtual reality activity, café and takeaway eateries, a covered eating area, a reception, and a gift shop. The park attracts more than 60,000 visitors annually, with 650 families holding season tickets. It is a popular choice for family breaks and days out, and also welcomes educational school trips to support lessons about dinosaurs on the National Curriculum. Gabriela Williams, business agent for leisure at Christie & Co, is managing the sale. She said: "The Dinosaur Park is an outstanding visitor attraction, and this is a unique opportunity to own a very profitable, turn-key leisure business. "Over the past 30 years, the owners have built, grown, and developed the park to the successful attraction it is today, and there is still further scope and potential for it to be expanded even further. "We expect the park to appeal to a national buyer audience and are welcoming enquiries from prospective purchasers." The new owner will have the option to either run the park as a lifestyle business or employ an onsite general manager to handle day-to-day operations. There is also the opportunity to purchase 120 acres of additional land surrounding the park, as well as a three-bedroom bungalow. The park offers scope for further expansion. The Dinosaur Park is on the market with a guide price of £4.5 million. The Dinosaur Park is located 2.5 miles from Tenby, a tourism hotspot and popular destination for family breaks and days out. For more information, visit the Christie & Co website.
