Scarborough hotel on sale after 35 years of family ownership

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 27 Oct, 06:08 · Archive

The Park Manor Hotel in Scarborough, known for its Sunday roast afternoon tea, has been listed for £1.5million.

The Park Manor Hotel in Scarborough has gone on the market for £1.5million after more than 35 years of ownership by the same family. The property is noted for its Sunday roast afternoon tea offering.

The 43-bed hotel is a purpose-built property dating back to the 1930s. The main building is a whitewashed three-storey structure with a red-tiled roof fronting onto Northstead Manor Drive, with various single-storey extensions to the rear. The building is set back from the roadside on a sloping lawned area providing views over parkland.

The hotel comprises a large reception area, a lounge with seating for 70 covers and a bar, a formal dining room also seating 70 covers, and a private dining and function room with capacity for 36 people. There is also a games room with pool tables and other recreational facilities. The property is being marketed through Colliers International.

How it is being reported

• East Coast hotel noted for' Sunday roast afternoon tea' on sale at £1.5millionA Scarborough hotel has been put up for sale after more than 35 years.York Press · 27 Oct, 05:00
• East Coast hotel noted for' Sunday roast afternoon tea' on sale at £1.5millionA Scarborough hotel has been put up for sale after more than 35 years.Gazette & Herald (Malton) · 27 Oct, 05:00

In this story: Park Manor Hotel · Scarborough · Northstead Manor Drive · Colliers International

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