Arrandale Lodge in Norwich on the market for nearly £1m

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Arrandale Lodge is on the market (Image: Google)
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A hotel on the outskirts of the city centre is on the market for nearly £1 million as its owner seeks to retire.

Arrandale Lodge in Earlham Road, a stone's throw from UEA and the Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital, is up for sale for £850,000.

The business is currently run as a four-star guest house with eight bedrooms.

Andrew Piper, 60, who runs the hotel, said: "The owner stepped back a few years ago and we have been running it on his behalf.

"He wants to retire completely and let someone else take it on as a guesthouse or a private residence."

The agent marketing the property the Good Estate Agent said: "The premises have been meticulously maintained, offering a seamless blend of substantial internal proportions and refined professional finishes.

"Designed to cater to a high-standard hospitality model, the property is presented in excellent decorative order throughout, making it an attractive prospect for those seeking a turnkey investment in the heart of Norfolk.

"The building’s architecture is complemented by a thoughtful internal layout that maximises both guest privacy and communal functionality."

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