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Rockcliffe Hall has announced that it has acquired the Feversham Arms Hotel and Verbena Spa for an undisclosed fee.

The deal was completed after administrators PKF Littlejohn completed the sale of trade and assets of the hotel to a new company, The Feversham Arms (2025) Limited, a company owned by Rockliffe Hall Limited.

Feversham Arms Hotel and Verbena Spa is a 33-bedroom boutique hotel and spa located in the traditional market town of Helmsley, North Yorkshire.

Rockliffe Hall’s owner recognises the appeal of Helmsley and the surrounding areas for UK and international travellers and sees the ongoing potential for the hotel.

Rockliffe Hall, an award-winning five-star resort hotel with spa, golf course and multiple restaurants on the County Durham and North Yorkshire border, also owns The Pheasant Hotel, a quintessentially English country inn in Harome, North Yorkshire.

The hotel will continue to operate in its current format and all employees will be transferred under Transfer of Undertakings (Protection of Employment) regulations, with all contracted terms and conditions remaining the same.

The new owners thanked the administrators, and in particular Oliver Collinge and Liz Sapsted, for their co-operation in ensuring a smooth transition of ownership. The legal work for the purchasers was undertaken by a team from Womble Bond Dickinson’s Newcastle office, led by Simon Watts.

The joint administrators were represented in the sale process by Robert Smithson of the UK hotels agency team at Colliers and legal advisers Weightmans, led by Oliver Nelson, and supported by Shevy Narendra, Daniel Baker and Mark Crabtree.

Collinge, joint administrator, said: “We are delighted to have completed this sale to Rockliffe. We would like to extend our thanks to the staff at the hotel; they have made a huge contribution to ensuring a successful outcome by maintaining the high levels of service that the hotel’s guests expect, despite the challenges and uncertainty that administration brings. We would also like to thank Rockliffe for a smooth transaction – we are sure the hotel will go from strength to strength under their ownership.”

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