Patterdale Hotel, Colliers, p via Colliers

The 17th century building is for sale for the first time in 25 years. Credit: via Colliers

Patterdale Hotel up for grabs for £4m

The Lake District hotel dates back almost 400 years and offers 60 en-suite bedrooms for visitors to Ullswater.

Colliers is marketing the hotel, which sits on more than 40 acres of land in the national park, seeking offers in the region of £3.95m.

The building was last traded for £1.27m in 2001, according to HM Land Registry.

Choice Hotels, which operates three hotels in Blackpool, is selling the estate. A similar hotel under the same ownership in Keswick has also recently come to market.

According to the agent, the hotel had a net turnover of £1.95m from June 2024 to June 2025.

Originally built in 1626, the three-storey hotel features Lakeland stone walls beneath a pitched slate roof, made of locally sourced materials.

It features the ‘Place Fell Inn’ lounge bar and snug, which hosts 56 people. A restaurant seats a further 66 covers.

A 25-bedroom staff accommodation block is also on site in the form of a converted two-storey barn, while a detached manager’s house is located to the rear of the hotel.

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