Originally a bustling 17th Century Coaching Inn, The Ganton Greyhound Inn has been thoughtfully extended and refurbished to provide 17 well-appointed letting bedrooms, each offering a unique characterful ambiance.

The main building comprises a spacious ground floor featuring a welcoming snug, a delightful restaurant perfect for indulging guests, and a bright and airy breakfast room to start the day right. Upstairs, you’ll find the private accommodation, providing a comfortable retreat for owners or managers.

Adjoining the main inn is a two-storey block dedicated to letting bedrooms. This modern addition offers 17 well-appointed rooms, including three spacious family rooms capable of accommodating up to four guests each.

Recent substantial investments have transformed the property, including:
New double-glazed windows and doors
New central heating systems with two brand new boilers
Modernized water heating system
Beautifully refurbished bedrooms
Five luxurious new bathroom suites

The property sits on a generous plot with ample parking in the courtyard and a delightful beer garden, ideal for relaxation and socialising.

Property with 17th Century Coaching Inn history situated on the A64 trunk road from York to Scarborough

17 Letting Bedrooms including Large Family Rooms plus Private Accommodation and Garden

28 cover Lounge Bar and 38 cover Conservatory Breakfast Room

Public Bar, Lounge and Family/Function Room, Snug, Restaurant

Beer Garden

Situated on the A64 trunk road from York to Scarborough, 32 miles north east of York. Heavily trafficked throughout year. Ganton village on opposite side of road. Near to Ganton Golf Club a source of repeat constant trade.

Wolds Way is close by appealing to walkers. The North Yorkshire Moors, coastal towns of Scarborough, Filey and Bridlington are within easy reach.

Ground Floor is made up of 6 separate trading rooms
Reception/Public Bar
28 covers Lounge bar with shared servery to bar
28 covers Conservatory Restaurant.
Lounge
Family/Function Room
Conservatory Breakfast Room
Catering Kitchen
Dried Goods Store
Beer Store and cellar

First Floor
Rear landing leading to 3 ensuite double bedrooms
Door to roof terrace
Front landing
Four double Bedrooms with ensuite bathrooms
Single bedroom with wash hand basin connecting with double ensuite bedroom

Inner landing to Private accommodation consisting of office, separate shower room, modern fitted kitchen, sitting room and master double bedroom with ensuite bathroom and door to roof terrace

A further accommodation wing consisting of 10 ensuite bedrooms, on two floors.

Outside
Large grassed Beer garden with terraced area and fish pond
Private garden with BBQ, Summer house, gate leading to Beer Garden and large fish pond.
Garage, workshop, laundry and log store
Car park with further storage buildings

The Ganton Greyhound is a long and very well established operation. Benefitting from a long frontage to the A64 with significant passing trade. It also benefits from having such good access from the A64 so that it is easily found and accessible from a wide area. Thereby is ideal for a “drive-to destination catering outlet/restaurant”.

The business is multi-faceted, having a popular wet sales offering attracting regular local trade as well as passing. It has an excellent restaurant reputation and draws in trade from a wide area. Furthermore the letting accommodation achieves high occupancy levels. The property is well placed to attract a clientele visiting not only the Yorkshire Coast – Scarborough, Filey, Whitby etc. but also the North York Moors, Yorkshire Wolds and numerous attractions close by.

Currently operated by a partnership of two on a part time basis, who are now looking to fully retire hence the reason for the sale. They are supported by a small but first class complement of staff.

Sales are generated from the three sources noted, and running at a average of £8000 gross per week. As would be expected for a business such as this the Gross Profit margin is high and this feeds to an excellent overall level of profit.

In addition, there are still opportunities to further develop and grow the business, by opening more hours especially in the Easter to mid-October period, promoting function and event bookings such as weddings, and introducing special offers and breaks at quieter times of the year.

Full financial details and information will be provided to seriously interested parties following inspection.