Elite puts Luton Hoo on the market
Luton Hoo, one of the finest stately homes in the UK has been put up for sale by its owner, Elite Hotels.
Bought for around £10m three years ago, Elite is putting the property up for sale through agents Knight Frank with a £16m price tag after a three year struggle to gain planning permission to convert the 18th century building into a 115-room luxury hotel.
Although planning permission has now finally been granted, Elite has decided to call a day on the project. Managing director Graeme Bateman felt that enthusiasm for the project had gone and has decided that Elite will focus on its other investments.
In a statement, Bateman said that Luton Hoo remains an excellent investment for developers: Luton Hoo sells itself. It is a landmark estate familiar to many, and its potential for conversion to a hotel of the highest quality is without question.
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