A 17th century building with planning permission to create a hotel is for sale in Newmarket.
The Rutland Arms Hotel is a Grade II listed Georgian building and has been put on the market by Paul Hubbard for £2,250,000.
The sale of the property includes planning permission for a 72 en-suite bedroom hotel.
Planning permission has been granted (Image: Paul Hubbard)
The current owners brought the property back in 2018 but are now selling the hotel as they are no longer in a position to progress with the project.
Land at the rear of the hotel was acquired for the development of a new building which will house 44 of the bedrooms, with the remaining 28 bedrooms located in the existing building.
The interior has been stripped back ready for work to begin (Image: Paul Hubbard)
Other facilities will include four meeting rooms, a large open plan bar, a courtyard terrace, a high-end restaurant, event space, and staff facilities.
More details of the property including floorplans and financial projections are available upon request from Paul Hubbard.
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