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Savills appointed to sell Michelin-starred Cumbrian hotel

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 22 Oct, 06:08 · Archive

Farlam Hall Hotel, a four-star Cumbrian hotel with a Michelin-starred restaurant, has appointed Savills to help find a buyer at £2.75 million.

Farlam Hall Hotel and Restaurant, near Brampton in Cumbria, has appointed Savills as a new agent to help market the property alongside existing agent Knight Frank. The four-star country house hotel has been on the market since January and is seeking offers in excess of £2.75 million, the same guide price set in June. The property was initially marketed at £3.95 million before the price was reduced.

The hotel is set in 6.6 acres of countryside and features 19 individually designed bedrooms across its main house and estate cottages, landscaped grounds and parking for 25 vehicles. It is home to the Michelin-starred Cedar Tree by Hrishikesh Desai, which overlooks the hotel's gardens and ornamental lake, as well as Bistro Enkel, a more informal dining option.

The owners announced their decision to sell in January as they prepare for retirement, emphasising that the decision reflected their personal circumstances rather than the performance of the business. They stated the hotel was 'trading strongly' and expressed hope that new owners would 'unleash a new era' for Farlam Hall. Chef patron Hrishikesh Desai confirmed at the time that it would remain 'business as usual' while a buyer was sought.

Savills appointed to sell Michelin-starred Cumbrian hotel
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In this story: Farlam Hall Hotel and Restaurant · Savills · Knight Frank · Hrishikesh Desai · Brampton · Cumbria

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