A HISTORIC country hotel in a stunning location between the River Dee and the Llangollen Canal has returned to the market.
The Chainbridge Hotel, which features 33 en-suite bedrooms, a bar (50 covers), a restaurant (60/80) and a function room (100/150), is now "unexpectedly re-available" with a price tag of £1,800,000.
The hotel features 33 en-suite bedrooms (Image: Fleurets)
The property is on the market with Fleurets. The tenure is freehold.
The accommodation, which boasts outdoor seating for 120 covers, was built in 1827 and became a popular venue due to its location adjacent to the famous chain bridge over the River Dee.
One of the stunning en-suite bedrooms (Image: Fleurets)
The hotel is a detached two- and three-storey property. There is an unsurfaced car park, in an elevated position, for about 40/50 vehicles, with a metal bridge leading down to the hotel. A surfaced car park, at the same level as the hotel, provides space for about 16 vehicles.
The Chainbridge Hotel was built in 1827 and became a popular venue due to its location adjacent to the famous chain bridge over the River Dee (Image: Fleurets)
An outdoor seating area provides riverside views along the front elevation.
A spokesperson for Fleurets said: "Over the nine years our client has owned the business, there has been a steady and significant increase in revenue. The hotel's peak season runs from April 1 to September 30, when occupancy of rooms is particularly high and non-resident food and drink business, driven by tourist footfall and the hotel's unique riverside position is at its peak.
"The winter months, as is the case for many seasonal businesses in North Wales, see reduced weekday footfall, but very busy weekend trade.
The hotel has a bar, restaurant and function room (Image: Fleurets)
"The hotel has a strong reputation for quality and service, resulting in significant repeat trade.
"In general terms, accommodation accounts for approximately 60 per cent of turnover, with food 25 per cent and drinks 15 per cent of total revenues.
The restaurant boasts full glass windows, designed so residents can take in the amazing river views. (Image: Fleurets)
"Following refurbishment work at the hotel, the businesses implemented a price rise for 2021. This resulted in a significant increase in revenues on reopening following Covid-related closures."
Turnover for the years ending March 31 2025 and 2024 was £1,237,888 and £1,256,348, respectively.
The hotel has outside seating (Image: Fleurets)
To find out more and to arrange a viewing, contact Alistair Greenhalgh, Divisional Director at Fleurets. Telephone 0161 683 5445 / 07771 515 776 or email alistair.greenhalgh@fleurets.com.
A description of the accommodation said: "The bar is in various sections for approximately 50 covers, with stunning views across the River Dee.
The hotel has a bar, restaurant and function room (Image: Fleurets)
"The restaurant, with full glass windows, is designed to take advantage of the river views.
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"The restaurant leads into the function room, which is carpeted with a dance floor and a separate bar servery, benefitting from views of the river together with access to the outdoor trading area.
The hotel is near to the famous chain bridge over the River Dee (Image: Fleurets)
"The catering kitchen is fully commercially equipped, with utility and laundry area and a walk-in fridge."
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