Landmark Cumbrian inn and cottages sold

07 September 2006
Landmark Cumbrian inn and cottages sold

The Troutbeck Inn, a landmark Lake District inn located in Troutbeck between Penrith and Keswick, has been sold to Neil and Margaret Ward from the Wirral.

A former railway hotel believed to date back to Victorian times, the business includes seven en-suite bedrooms with a four-diamond rating and three luxury four-star self-catering cottages converted from former stables.

The inn also offers a main bar and a lounge bar, each with table seating for 30 guests, a 26-seat dining room, and three-bedroom owners' flat.

The Manchester office of Colliers Robert Barry sold the inn off a guide price of £745,000 on behalf of Richard and Jacqueline Laverick, who are retiring.

By Angela Frewin

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