1. £560,000 — Pattinson: Promenade, Blackpool, Lancashire, FY1 6BQ: Five luxury self-contained holiday apartments plus coffee shop/ice cream parlour on the prestigious South Promenade. Renovated and decorated to an exceptional standard, with sea views. Four-storey property close to entertainment and amenities, with potential for Air B&B.placeholder image
1. £560,000 — Pattinson: Promenade, Blackpool, Lancashire, FY1 6BQ: Five luxury self-contained holiday apartments plus coffee shop/ice cream parlour on the prestigious South Promenade. Renovated and decorated to an exceptional standard, with sea views. Four-storey property close to entertainment and amenities, with potential for Air B&B. | Pattinsons

Revealed: Blackpool’s 13 most expensive hotels and B&Bs for sale at auction with combined value of £5.5m

There are plenty of opportunities for anyone looking to get into the hospitality business...

Blackpool’s booming visitor economy could offer a new generation of hospitality entrepreneurs a chance to get a foothold in the resort.

Currently, 13 of the town’s most expensive hotels and B&B-style properties listed for auction have a combined guide price of more than £5.5m, with properties ranging from a £250,000 eight-bedroom hotel to a £560,000 four-storey seafront building containing five self-contained holiday apartments and a coffee shop/ice cream parlour.

Many are close to the resort’s famous Promenade, entertainment venues and town centre, while several have strong trading accounts, private accommodation and parking.

Blackpool is famed for its hotels and B&Bs and remains one of the UK’s best-known seaside tourist destinations. With the town also bidding to become UK City of Culture 2029, the latest opportunities come as Blackpool seeks to build on its recent momentum.

For would-be owners, the listings could represent high-potential hospitality businesses in a resort with lofty ambitions for the future.

The list of the 13 most expensive businesses is below...

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