Lamphey Court in Pembrokeshire has been put on the market for a guide price of £2.95m with specialist property adviser, Christie & Co.
With its distinctive Georgian architecture including an impressive columned entrance and luxury on-site leisure and spa facilities, the hotel has established a reputation as one of the grandest places to stay in the county, according to the company who are handling the sale of the property.
Richard Thomas, a business agent in Christie & Co's hotels team says: "Lamphey Court Hotel is not only a quintessentially beautiful hotel, but an established, profitable and highly successful business.
"Set a moment from the famous Pembrokeshire coast, and providing one of the finest spa facilities in west Wales, it makes the ideal venue for business and leisure travel alike."
The hotel comprises 39 ensuite bedrooms that have comfortable and traditional decor that pays homage to the age of the mansion while offering all the modern amenities a guest expects from a relaxing stay at a country manor.
A total of 27 rooms can be found within the main house, with the remaining 12 in the adjacent converted stables known as The Coach House.
Also located within the coach house is a spacious manager's apartment comprising a lounge, kitchenette, double bedroom and bathroom.
Set within secluded and tranquil grounds, the hotel is popular with visitors looking for a relaxing break in Pembrokeshire and a base near the village of Lamphey from which to explore the award-winning beaches and spectacular countryside of Wales' most western county.
The area has a variety of outdoor activities to offer a visitor if they want to mix relaxing at the hotel with exhilarating experiences, including water sports, cycling, golf and walking the Pembrokeshire National Park coastal path.
The county also has plenty of charming towns to discover, including the pretty coastal resort of Tenby, as well as castles and local historic houses and distinctive landscapes to explore.
Back at the property, the hotel features extensive spa and leisure facilities situated in a modern purpose-built building which overlooks the peaceful grounds and countryside beyond, that was developed by the current owners.
For guests wanting to also feel pampered as well as refreshed there's a sauna and steam room, sun terrace, hairdressing salon and a spa which offers a range of signature Elemis treatments.
Amenities in the leisure building also include a 14-metre swimming pool and fitness suite.
The hotel has two distinct restaurants headed up by highly-respected local chef David Zanato, who has curated the unique menu.
The Georgian Restaurant offers diners a more formal experience while the Conservatory Restaurant invites visitors into a more relaxed atmosphere surrounded by views of the property's beautiful gardens.
The hotel is currently managed by Bespoke Hotels and trades under the Best Western branding, however there is an opportunity for the new owner to rebrand according to Christie & Co.
Richard Thomas says: "The hotel is currently fully managed, providing an ideal investment, alternatively a new owner could assume management duties and imprint their own style and business acumen into the hotel.
"Post-lockdown demand for high-quality country house hotels has been strong and we expect high levels of interest for what is undoubtedly one of the finest assets to come to market in the area for some time."
Lamphey Court Hotel & Spa is currently on the market with a guide price of £ £2.95m for the freehold, for further details contact Richard Thomas on 07701 315 067.
