Waiting for....

The Beechwood Close Hotel is waiting for a buyer, in fact, its been waiting a number of years now.
I wanted to capture the place that has held so many happy memories. It was the place of many a wedding reception, including our eldest daughters.
A popular venue for Christmas parties, leaving parties and training courses for Early Years. Always a popular venue for the latter as lunch was so good!
Sadly the retirement of the long term owners led to several changes of owners and now it is waiting .....

Katharine

[John Falconer]

Shame. Let’s hope a decent publican buys it!!

[gloria jones]

I hope this neat hotel finds a great owner who will renovate and continue its tradition.

[Dawn]

Such a pity hope it gets a new owner soon

[Joan Robillard]

Nice

[carol white]

A lovely building, a shame there's no one to bring it back to life

[Oli Lindenskov]

Nice hope it will bee soon👍😊

[Margaret Brown]

A shame to see, hope someone has the wherewithal to resurrect such a building

[Christine Sztukowski]

Such a lovely building

[Peter Dulis]

Nice

[Rob Z]

It does look grim all boarded up like that. Hopefully it will sell and somebody will bring it back to life.

[Kathy A]

A little bit of TLC will bring it back to life

[Cordiander]

Very nice. I hope the charm remains.

[Brian]

Nice. Shame there have been no buyers

[Wylie]

Fingers crossed

[Fisher Family]

@johnfalconer @seattlite @Dawn @joansmor @carolmw @mubbur @craftymeg @365projectorgchristine @pdulis @robz @kjarn @cordulaamann @briaan @pusspup

Thank you for your welcome comments and favs. We walk past this building frequently on our way to the Homestead Park. There have been rumours about it being bought to develop a care home there but the developers decided on the larger building next to it.

Katharine