Beech Hill Hotel, which sits on the banks of Windermere, has been sold for an undisclosed amount to GGE Limited - one of local businessman Richard Berry’s group of companies. The specialist hotels team at property agents Colliers confidentially marketed the hotel and spa venue, on Newby Bridge Road, on behalf of the Richardson family who had owned the business for over three decades. READ MORE: Barn conversion with swimming pool and hangar on the market READ MORE: Roweltown three-bedroom house with paddock on sale for £380,000 READ MORE: Appleby barn conversion on the market in Appleby-In-Westmorland Surrounded by the mountains and fells of the Lake District National Park and with direct access to 65 metres of shoreline of England’s largest lake, the Beech Hill Hotel was originally a 19th-century residential property before being converted into hotel accommodation.
Sitting in almost three acres of private grounds, the hotel, which has the four-star Cumbria Tourist Board award, also offers a restaurant with 90 covers, conference rooms as well as a recently upgraded spa facility including a swimming pool, sauna, and steam room. The established trading business generated a net turnover to year end March 2024 of £2,585,110. Fraser Richardson, from the Richardson family, said: "We are proud of the business that we’ve created over the years with our management teams.
The Beech Hill Hotel and its spa is a popular destination for tourists and locals alike wanting to enjoy the.