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Torquay hotel set to reopen after being bought by London property firm

Richmond Hotel snapped up off a £950k guide price as interest swells for hospitality businesses in anticipation of post-Covid boom

Torquay's Richmond Hotel

A closed hotel in Torquay is set to reopen after being bought by a London property company off a guide price of £950,000.

Amayo Properties Limited, based in North London, intends to invest in the Richmond Hotel and reopen it to guests, aiming to benefit from an expected post-Covid staycation trend which is seeing huge interest in South West hospitality businesses.

Amayo Properties bought the coastal hotel from leading hospitality company the º£½ÇÊÓÆµ Holiday Group, based in Norwich, which had brought in specialist business property advisor Christie and Co to market the building.

Richmond Hotel is in an elevated position in the highly popular resort town, famed for its coastline and attracting a high number of visitors each year.

Prior to closing in 2020, the sizeable hotel was a popular accommodation choice for coach tours passing through the area, due to its close proximity to the Abbey Sands seafront, marina and Torquay’s town centre.

The property comprises 48 en-suite letting bedrooms, with many of the South West facing bedrooms enjoying sea views across Torbay and the English Channel.

Other facilities include an indoor swimming pool, a bar lounge, a spacious guest entertainment lounge, games room and roof top decked terrace which overlooks the bay, as well as a large dining room with capacity for at least 120 people and which opens onto private gardens and lawns.

Richmond Hotel’s new owner Amayo Properties Limited describes itself as being involved in “buying and selling of own real estate”.