The part freehold and part long leasehold interest in the Grade II* Prince Rupert Hotel in Shrewsbury has been put up for sale for £6m+.
The hotel is arranged over ground and three upper floors and was originally the home of Prince Rupert, grandson of King James I, in the 17th century.
The property, which is located in Shrewsbury town centre, has benefited from an extensive refurbishment in recent years, and provides 70 en-suite bedrooms, two restaurants totalling 180 covers and a ground floor tearoom.
Tom Cunningham, UK regional director, hotel capital markets, Savills Manchester, which has been appointed to market the opportunity, said: “This historic hotel is a sought after destination located right in the middle of the historic Shrewsbury town centre. The rooms are all individually styled and cover a range of sizes to suit different guests, from singles to suites.”
