A guest house and glamping business near a UNESCO World Heritage Site is up for sale.
Wallsend Guest House and Glamping Pods in Bowness-on-Solway boasts three acres of terrain.
Situated at the start of the Hadrian's Wall trail on the Solway Coast, the business is being offered for £1.3 million.
The estate agents, David Britton Estates, are encouraging prospective buyers to express interest soon.
Head of estate agency at David Britton Estates, Donna Vogt, said: "This really is a unique and quite rare opportunity.
"It is not often that such an established business, which sits within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and also a stone’s throw from a UNESCO World Heritage Site, reaches the market.
“There has been significant investment in the site in recent years, with the addition of the glamping pods and an extensive, sympathetic renovation programme carried out on the main guest house.
“This is a ready-to-go proposition for somebody seeking a lifestyle business with significant revenue potential.
"We anticipate a healthy level of interest in this estate and urge early contact from anyone who would like to further explore this opportunity.”
The six-bedroom guest house, dating back to around 1921, is an appealing mix of vintage architecture and modern renovations with a number of flexible use reception rooms on the ground floor.
The site also contains five furnished glamping pods for tourists seeking a distinct outdoor experience.
Upon their stay, guests have access to open-plan living/bedroom spaces, bathrooms and individual decked terraces complete with Kirami wood-fired hot tubs.
Further amenities available to visitors include a communal shower block/housekeeping unit and a large parking area.
The site also comprises an adjacent paddock, purchased in the year 2022.
The paddock is licensed for 16 seasonal tent pitches, aimed at hosting backpackers on the Hadrian's Wall trail from April till October.
For those interested in the property, visit David Britton Estates online or ring 01768 881111.
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