The sale of a well-known Burnham-On-Sea seafront hotel has fallen through and the property is now back on the market again.
Burnham-On-Sea.com reported last winter how the Royal Clarence Hotel at 31, The Esplanade was up for sale with Garry Berryman estate agents.
Since then, there has been lots of interest and a private buyer was found, however the deal has this week fallen through.
A spokesperson for the agents told Burnham-On-Sea.com: “We’ve had plenty of interest and several viewings. The property was under offer with a buyer from Gloucester, but unfortunately it fell through and the hotel is now back on the market.”
The freehold of the 15-bedroom hotel is on sale and includes a restaurant seating up to 40, a bar and games area licensed for 200, a skittles alley, two self-contained two bedroom apartments and separate owner’s accommodation.
Offers are now being invited in the region of £550,000.
The Royal Clarence Hotel is one of Burnham’s oldest seafront buildings with a long history. It was run for many years by Cllr Dennis Davey, who is now Burnham’s Deputy Mayor. And it was also the birthplace of the RCH Brewery, which is now based in Hewish.
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